4 Strategies for Smarter Toddler Snacks
Snacking can help add needed nourishment into a toddler's day — as long as it's done right. Use these strategies to help establish good habits for life.
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Snacking can help add needed nourishment into a toddler's day — as long as it's done right. Use these strategies to help establish good habits for life.
Unplanned, random snacking interferes with kids' appetites and can disrupt their natural instinct to experience hunger and fullness. But well-timed snacks can provide valuable energy and nutrients to support kids throughout the day. See how to schedule snacks throughout the day to keep your kids healthy.
If you're concerned about what your child does (and doesn't) eat, the solution could be as close as your kitchen table.
Too busy to cook? Use a slow cooker. It does all the work of cooking for you while you're at work or busy with the kids, minimizing time spent in the kitchen.
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