Toddler: toddler recipes

An easier alternative to mashed potatoes, these are crisp and flavorful. Prep Thanksgiving morning

Veggies are delicious served warm or at room temperature.

Making sure your child gets his fill of this important food group member

Tired of the same PB&J? Revive your child's lunchbox with one of these recipes. Printable grocery lists, too!

How to set rules for healthy ways to enjoy end-of-meal treats

Who knew making this frozen kid treat was so easy? Go beyond orange juice too: Try apple, grape, cranberry, or a combo.

A lighter take on traditional chicken salad. To reduce the prep time, pick up some ready-made fresh fruit salad at the market.

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.

Delicious alone—even better with sweet barbecue or tangy yogurt dipping sauces, below.