Get the kids involved in making their own edible craft with this fun “candy” bracelet project. Gather cereal, dried fruit, and freeze-dried fruit, and watch the kids create and nibble away the afternoon.
Photo & Recipe: One Little Project
Make bugs that the kids will want to eat with this yummy ladybug snack. A little chocolate and fruit goes a long way when paired up in such a fun way.
Photo & Recipe: The Soccer Mom Blog
Light, moist, and filled with fresh fruit flavor, these maple strawberry cupcakes are a pink-loving little girl’s dream dessert come true.
Photo & Recipe: Yummy Toddler Food
Make each party guest feel special by spelling out their name in fruit. Fresh melon and little cookie cutters make quick work of this kid-friendly craft.
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Photo & Recipe: One Little Project
Make a batch of this naturally sweet fruit leather and impress the kids with an unexpectedly delicious homemade treat. Tie up with little lengths of twine and place into a basket for a sweet presentation.
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Photo & Recipe: Super Healthy Kids
Help the kids cool off with this simple treat that’s easy to make and eat. Change up the fruit flavors to coordinate with your party decor.
Photo & Recipe: Super Healthy Kids
Packed with fresh fruit, these fun (and make-ahead) popsicles are sure to be a hit with the kids. You can even make them in little three ounce plastic cups if you don’t have enough popsicle molds for all of the party guests.
Recipe & Photo: One Lovely Life
Impress your guests with this easier-than-it-looks layer cake filled with wholesome yet yummy ingredients. Decorate with the freshest berries you can find for a party-worthy topping.
Photo & Recipe: Yummy Toddler Food
Almost any food is more fun on a stick, including these watermelon flower pops. Use skewers or popsicle sticks and serve very cold (or even frozen!) to the little party people.
Photo & Recipe: B Inspired Mama
Whip up these easy homemade gummies for a simple treat that the kids will love. Bonus: The inclusion of yogurt adds a little protein to help prevent post-party sugar crashes.
Photo & Recipe: Yummy Toddler Food
Whether you make them with the kids as a party activity or you get them prepped ahead of time, these sweet spring rolls will have everyone happy and nourished—even on the warmest party day.
Photo & Recipe: Super Healthy Kids
Load up the oven with this super simple recipe and offer the kids a crunchy snack without all of the additives. Sprinkle with salt, sesame seeds, or even cinnamon and sugar to vary the flavor.
Photo & Recipe: Yummy Toddler Food
An easy method, yummy ingredients, and the aid of the freezer come together to make this frozen treat. (Omit the coconut for a nut-free option.)
Photo & Recipe: My Fussy Eater
Skip the packaged salty snacks in favor of this recipe, which is loaded with both flavor and nutrients (including fiber and protein). Make a few different flavors and let the kids pick their favorite.
Photo & Recipe: My Fussy Eater
A little chocolate goes a long way in this fun recipe featuring brownie bites, fresh fruit, and a drizzle of chocolate to make the whole dessert extra special. Shortcake or blondies work instead of brownies if you prefer.
Photo & Recipe: I Heart Naptime