Quick and Easy Snacks For Toddlers That Don't Have Added Sugar

Bananas are definitely filling, so slice one up for the perfect satisfying snack for a hungry toddler.

Hummus is a great dip for everything — carrots, celery, cucumbers — or it can be spread on your child's favorite crackers.

Slice up a sweet bell pepper and serve it with some hummus, veggie dip, or even plain.

Slices of watermelon are the perfect sweet snack — you can even freeze watermelon squares on popsicle sticks as a cold summertime treat.

Slice up an apple and sprinkle with a bit of cinnamon for extra flavor — or serve it plain, with yogurt dip, or with a bit of nut butter.

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Slices of cucumber may seem like a bland snack, but put a bowl of cukes with some veggie dip in front of your little one, and they might disappear faster than you'd think.

If you have a popsicle mold at home, fresh fruit and a bit of water or milk are all you need to make these delicious frozen treats.

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Whether fresh or frozen, a handful of berries is always a treat.

Slices of kiwi will satisfy a toddler's itch for a sweet snack.

Carrot sticks are perfect for scooping up hummus or veggie dip.

Yogurt is a great snack, but yogurt marketed toward kids and fruit-on-the-bottom cups tend to have added sugar. Plain Greek yogurt with some fruit or cinnamon mixed in is a good way to balance out the yogurt tubes your kids love slurping up.

If you have a blender, you can whip up fruit smoothies for your kids in no time. You can go straight fruit (fresh or frozen) and water, or add a bit of milk or Greek yogurt to thicken it up.

String cheeses or snack-size cheese bites are an easy savory snack.

With or without the yolks, hard-boiled eggs are a substantial snack for hungry little ones whose tastes lean savory. (You can even make them in your Instant Pot!)

Slice up a tomato for eating plain or with a sprinkle of salt on top; or serve them with a side of dip, like hummus or ranch dressing.

Grab a bag of the seedless, easy-peel ones that your toddler can unwrap themselves.

Pickles are a great simple snack for kids. You could even make your own as a family, which would be a fun activity with a delicious ending.

Although raisins are high in natural sugars, little ones with a sweet tooth will love munching on them. And if you serve raisins in a snack-size box, your child will inadvertently have to work on their fine motor skills to get them out one by one!

You can serve up a plain rice cake for a crunchy snack, or swipe some peanut butter or a dollop of yogurt on top.