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Toddler: toddler recipes
Healthy eating tips and picky eater toddler recipes
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This savory dish is hearty enough to satisfy any vegetarian
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We used turkey sausage, but pork also works well
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An easier alternative to mashed potatoes, these are crisp and flavorful. Prep Thanksgiving morning
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A summer classic made main-dish hearty with diced ham and broccoli. The richer flavor of regular mayo is worth it; if you want to cut back on the fat, use fat-free sour cream.
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Veggies are delicious served warm or at room temperature.
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Line pan with foil and coat with cooking spray for easy cleanup.
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Making sure your child gets his fill of this important food group member
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These are best with mild fish, such as cod or tilapia
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Tired of the same PB&J? Revive your child's lunchbox with one of these recipes. Printable grocery lists, too!
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Use cheese and english-muffins to create a cute snack
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How to set rules for healthy ways to enjoy end-of-meal treats
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Easy tips to bring out the seafood lover in your child
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Who knew making this frozen kid treat was so easy? Go beyond orange juice too: Try apple, grape, cranberry, or a combo.
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This is part sandwich, part dessert, so you may want to pack fruit or vegetable sticks in your child's lunch box as well.
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A lighter take on traditional chicken salad. To reduce the prep time, pick up some ready-made fresh fruit salad at the market.
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Kids will love the zesty taste and the fun of assembling their own lunch.
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Let the ice cream truck pass right on by-your kids will be happy making their own frozen treats. All you need: a bowl, a potato masher, an ice-cube tray, and a few ingredients. The sorbet takes about 90 minutes to reach the right consistency, so make it before lunch and eat as an afternoon snack. Use this recipe as a template for creating new flavors by mixing and matching other fruits and juices.
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The beloved kids' combo tastes even better when baked in a buttery cookie.
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Delicious alone—even better with sweet barbecue or tangy yogurt dipping sauces, below.
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These bar cookies pack best in layers separated by waxed paper.
