You’re about to head out the door and your little one asks for a snack for the car. Or one of your kids ate an hour ago and want a snack, so then everyone wants one. We’ve all been in that situation before. Of course, you want to give your kids well-rounded snacks but, at the same time, our busy lives also call for a bit of convenience.
What’s a mom to do? Try adding snack prep to your Sunday routine. A little bit of prep will help ease your what-do-I-give-my-kids-to-eat internal dilemma so you can quickly fill up their bellies and keep going with your day. Read on for 15 healthy snacks that are easy to make and give your kids the nutrients they need.
1. Coconut Mango Muffins

Source: Love and Lemons
2. Blueberry Nutri Grain Bars

Source: Half Baked Harvest
3. Apple Crisps

Source: Well Plated
4. Olive Oil and Parmesan Popcorn

Source: Gimme Some Oven
5. Frozen Grape & Granola Yogurt Bark

Source: The Kitchn
6. Roasted Chickpeas

Source: Skinny Taste
7. Strawberry Oatmeal Bars

Source: Well Plated
8. Grain Free Banana Granola

Source: A Saucy Kitchen
9. Parmesan Whole Wheat Crackers

Source: Wholefully
10. Chunky Monkey Trail Mix

Source: Cotter Crunch
11. Crispy Baked Carrot Chips

Source: Running to the Kitchen
12. Healthier Coconut Almond Chex Mix

Source: Lovely Little Kitchen
13. Carrot Cake Power Bites

Source: The Kitchn
14. Maple Almond Granola Clusters

Source: Sarah Bakes Gluten Free
15. No Bake Peanut Butter Quinoa Balls

Source: Eat Yourself Skinny