Sweet Cookies, Healthy Muffins, and More Easy Recipes to Bake With a Toddler

Getting your toddler to eat fruits and vegetables is easy with MJ & Hungryman's carrot-cake muffins, which include carrots, rolled oats, yogurt, applesauce, dates, coconut, walnuts, and more. Yummy and healthy!

Colorful confetti cookies from Girl vs. Dough are sure to be a win with any toddler. These sugar cookies are easy to whip up — you can go from getting ingredients out to eating in 30 minutes.

Escape to a tropical paradise with your toddler with these pineapple coconut muffins from MJ & Hungryman. With healthy ingredients and a sweet taste, they'll satisfy you as well!

Made with my toddler's two favorite things — chocolate and bananas, in that order — Shugary Sweets' chocolate banana cake is the perfect treat to bake with your little one.

Don't have a lot of time? These peanut-butter cookies from Southern Living require only four ingredients that you probably already have in your pantry: peanut butter, sugar, eggs, and vanilla extract. Just mix, bake, and enjoy!

Chocolate-chip cookies are a classic for a reason, and Joanna Gaines's recipe is next level. You'll have a blast making these with your toddler — just make sure they don't try to sneak too many chocolate chips!

For a sweet dessert that's easy to make with toddlers, try these blueberry streusel muffins from Spiced. The combination of fresh blueberries and brown-sugar cinnamon streusel is delicious.

Mini desserts are my favorite things to bake with toddlers. These mini cheesecakes from Cookies and Cups are just so darn cute, with the perfect amount of graham-cracker crust and cream-cheese filling. Pop fresh fruit on top for a fun twist.

These healthy chocolate muffins from Well Plated by Erin will energize your toddler — they're whole wheat, low fat, and sweetened with honey, vanilla, cinnamon, and chocolate chips.

Take regular brownies up a notch with this delicious recipe for better box brownies by Show Me the Yummy. With ingredients like buttermilk, vanilla, instant-coffee granules, and chocolate chips, your brownies will be even more amazing.

My toddlers would eat M&M's for every meal if they could, which is why I'm obsessed with Shugary Sweets' recipe for M&M brownies. These ooey-gooey delights are packed with colorful M&M's, making them a winning household treat.

Bright-yellow lemon crinkle cookies from A Cozy Kitchen are the perfect afternoon snack to bake with your toddlers. Just be sure to leave the lemons zesting to the grown-ups!

All you need for this amazing red-velvet cookies recipe from The Gunny Sack is red-velvet cake mix, eggs, canola oil, powdered sugar, and white-chocolate chips. It's easy, fun, and oh-so-delightful.

Your toddler is guaranteed to drool (like, more than usual) when you bake these gooey chocolate oatmeal bars from Half Baked Harvest. Filled with oats, brown sugar, vanilla, chocolate chips, maple syrup, and more, they make for a delicious weekend breakfast.

Easy and delicious, with a colorful flair, these banana-split brownies from Brown Sugar Food Blog only require a boxed brownie mix, ice cream, and your toddler's choice of sweet toppings.