4 answers

After School (Healthy) Snacks

Hey Healthy Moms;
What are your favorite after-school snacks to serve to your children?

What can I do next?

More Answers

My daughter LOVES when I make her "fruit kabobs"...just cut up fruit and put it on a grilling skewer.

Something else she loves is banana sushi...take a rolling pin, flatten out a piece of bread, spread some peanut butter on and then take a peeled banana, lay it along the long side of bread, roll it up and then cut into sections.

I'm a big fan of string cheese, too.

Good Luck!

1 mom found this helpful

We're playing soccer, so I tried to find some healthy things for after the game. So far, the favorites are ants on a log (peanut butter on celery with raisins on top) and orange slices.

I do after school child care so I have to be creative since I am feeding hungry second and fourth graders as well as one in Kindergarten.
I do cheese quesidillas, butter one side of a tortilla, put face down on a big pan then add cheese and a top tortilla with butter, do like you would a grilled cheese sandwich, cut into fours and make two or three like that. The kids here LOVE this!!!!
I cut up apples, do bananas,grapes, strawberries when in season and offer graham crackers, goldfish, cheese crackers too.
Before the peanut butter scare I did the prepackaged peanut butter crackers too.
Basically I do something substantial like the quesidillas and a side of fruit when they get home.
Even getting chicken nuggets, some dipping sauces and serving those when on sale. Getting a cheap cheese pizza and cutting it into squares too.

Hi S.,
I usually keep a fruit bowl out with different fruits, and they usually disappear quickly. I also done cheese slices and crackers. My daughter is allergic to peanut butter, but i used to do peanut butter with my fruit and she does a yogurt.
You could also do a chex mix or a trail mix. I also have done smoothies for a snack.

Required Fields

Our records show that we already have a Mamapedia or Mamasource account created for you under the email address you entered.

Please enter your Mamapedia or Mamasource password to continue signing in.

Required Fields

, you’re almost done...

Since this is the first time you are logging in to Mamapedia with Facebook Connect, please provide the following information so you can participate in the Mamapedia community.

As a member, you’ll receive optional email newsletters and community updates sent to you from Mamapedia, and your email address will never be shared with third parties.

By clicking "Continue to Mamapedia", I agree to the Mamapedia Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.