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EAT => Eating For Toddlers => Topic started by: bubbabear1 on March 31, 2011, 13:01:11 pm
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Hi there,
DD has just started at playgroup and I am on 'duty' soon. Part of our duties are to buy and prepare a healthy snack for approx 20 kids. They normally have fruit/crackers etc. Just wondered if anyone had any other ideas for something a little different, that is easy to prepare.
TIA,
Siobhan
xx
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Mini muffins, like blueberry or banana. Yum!
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Sounds amazing!! I will bring some for the staff too!!
Thanks,
Siobhan
xx
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I usually do cheese, crackers & fruit, I buy loads of nifty shaped cookie cutters and cut the cheese in fun shapes or do tiny sandwiches in shapes. Last year I was the only parent bringing a healthy snack, this year I notice more and more are bringing things like veggies & dip, yogurt & fruit, or healthy muffins. (they don't require that the snack be healthy...really bugs me when at 2:30 pm my 4 year old is being fed chocolate cake!!)
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You can make a mix of healthier cereals. A friend of mine does this for her kindergarten class and calls it funfetti. LOL. Like a trail mix. Or go ahead and make a trail mix if the kids are old enough to handle the smaller, firm, pieces. You can skip on nuts if there are allergies. Raisins, craisins, plain popcorn, cereals, etc.
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Love the ideas laies - thank you all sooo much. Need to avoid nuts/pineapple and strawberry due to allergies but the rest sounds great and I think they would love the funky shapes too. They are only there until 11.30am so just a wee snack to tide them over till lunchtime. They are all 2 yrs - 3/4 years.
Cheers,
Siobhan
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