Sometimes it can be challenging to consistently offer our little ones healthy snacks. While there are definitely weeks where we just simply don't want to spend hours meal prepping, making some of these healthier snack options ahead of time might save you some trouble in the long run!
Read through to get a look a few of our favorite more nutritious snack options — from homemade roasted red pepper hummus to healthier chocolate muffins — that your children will be sure to gobble up in seconds.
Pull out your blender, and get to work making these creamy Banana Smoothies, which are sure to leave your littles satisfied.
Making your own take on this Roasted Red Pepper Hummus is surprisingly simple! Just plug in your food processor, and get to work!
A tasty tray of Peanut Butter Protein Bars never lasts long in our homes. And the dark chocolate chips add a sweet touch!
These colorful little Baked Beet Chips are incredibly easy to make — and so pretty!
A touch of citrus makes these delectable Lemon Cake Energy Balls the perfect snack after a long day in classes.
These little Spicy Roasted Chickpeas are so simple to make. Just roast them on a tray in the oven with some spices (or naked, if your kids aren't into seasoning) before snacking away.
The perfect balance of sweet and tangy makes a tin of Cinnamon Pear Muffins a great option for breakfast on a busy morning or a quick snack before homework after school.
Making your own healthier version of your kids' favorite snack food just got a heck of a lot easier thanks to this Baked Tortilla Chips with Smoked Paprika & Rosemary recipe. You can even lighten up on the seasoning if your kids would prefer!
There's nothing easier than taking breakfast or an after-school snack on the go, especially when you have a school bus to catch! And these hearty Kid-Friendly Southwestern Oat Muffins will keep 'em full all morning long.
We bet your won't be able to make these Apple Almond Butter Bars fast enough to replace the ones your kids eat. Yum!
Sure, these Healthy Chocolate Muffins might look like dessert, but not to worry — they're jam-packed with healthy goodness.
If your children have a gluten intolerance or you just want a healthier take on a long-time favorite, this Flourless Banana Bread recipe will hit the spot.
Even switching out the type of potato you use can make snack time more nutritious. Swap your usual russet variety to make Sweet Potato Fries, and watch your kids gobble them up! (They also make the perfect dinner side dish.)
Your little ones will barely be able to tell the difference between these Easy Baked Plantain Chips Recipe and store-bought chips. Leave them naked, or lightly salt them for some extra flavor.
OK, so these are fried, but everything in moderation! Swap out starchy potatoes for this lighter Fried Zucchini recipe to sneak in veggies seamlessly.
You can never go wrong with a classic. Make this yummy Disney grilled cheese and pair it with delicious tomato soup.