snacks

Keep stomachs full with these protein-packed snacks.

A printable list of 18 healthy store-bought snacks to make shopping easy!

Because they want to eat, like, all the time, fill them up with these healthy and hearty snacks.

Meant to be a once-in-a-while thing, treats are now ubiquitous in kids' daily lives.

Is it an ice cream sandwich or is it a s'more? Well, it's sort of both. Either way, it's delicious.

Enlist the help of little hands for these sausage-filled roll-ups. They're a great appetizer for kids' parties.

Salad rolls are an easy dinner and a fun activity all in one. Teach the kids to roll their own! This recipe adds rotisserie chicken for a protein boost.

Costco is well known for stocking tasty gluten-free foods at great prices.

Pair these kid-friendly dips with crackers or cut up veggies.

This kids’ dietitian says unstructured snacking contributes to picky eating, mealtime power struggles and even poor nutrition.

Let's be real, you're going to be spending a lot of time hanging in one spot while breastfeeding, these snacks will make it a little easier.

Keep little hands busy with these super easy brownie bites.

These twisty cheese straws are irresistible. Try them as a snack or on the side of a saucy plate of pasta. There's no way you can eat just one.

Looking for a cookie that tastes fudgey like a brownie and is also free of eggs, nuts and dairy? Enter chocolate crinkles.

Get out the melon baller (a perfect kid-safe tool) and start scooping gourd guts. The whole family will love these roasted pumpkin seeds.

Fill little tummies and get your kids ready for sleep with these tasty bedtime snacks.

Sure, you could keep buying granola bars. But with this seriously simple, sweet-salty recipe, why would you?

Fruit and veggie chips are so easy to make. Little hands can help with the veggie peeler, spraying down baking trays and—the most fun—kale massages.

Chickpeas are an addictive snack, they're super crunchy when warm, and chewy and nutty when leftover.