Crispy, crunchy, and packed with protein, these cottage cheese chips are a simple kid-friendly snack that feels like a treat but sneaks in some extra nutrition, too! They are a perfect snack for little hands and surprisingly easy for nannies to make. You Will Need: Baking SheetParchment PaperBlender or Food ProcessorMeasuring Cups and Spoons1 cup […]
Watermelon Pops
Frozen watermelon pops are a simple and refreshing summer treat kids love! They’re naturally sweet, juicy, and extra fun to eat on a popsicle stick. This easy nanny and parent approved recipe is perfect for cooling down during a hot day of outdoor play. You Will Need: Watermelon Sharp Knife Cutting Board Popsicle Sticks Parchment […]
Honey-Basted Grilled Peaches
Kids love summer fruit! These grilled honey basted peaches turn a simple fruit into a warm, sweet, and fun treat! Grilling brings out the natural sweetness of juicy peaches while the honey creates a delicious caramelized coating. Served with creamy Greek yogurt, this easy recipe makes a perfect kid-friendly snack, dessert, or summer treat. Be […]
Peanut Butter Oatmeal Bowl
This Peanut Butter Oatmeal Bowl is always a kid favorite because it’s naturally sweet, colorful, and fun for them to build. The fresh bananas, juicy berries, and tiny chia seeds create a mix of textures kids love, while the warm drizzle of peanut butter makes it feel like a cozy treat. It’s a healthy, high […]
Cheesy Carrot Bites
Crispy on the outside, soft and cheesy on the inside, these carrot bites are a kid-approved favorite that sneak in veggies in a fun, savory treat. This fun carrot recipe is from the feeding tiny bellies web site. A pro tip is to remove as much moisture from the carrots as possible. Excess moisture will […]
Minestrone Soup and Grilled Cheese
Winter nights call for cozy wins and nothing wins kids over faster than a warm bowl of minestrone soup paired with a golden, melty grilled cheese sandwich. It’s colorful, healthy, dunkable, and comforting in all the right ways. When you serve this combo, you’re not just making food; you’re making a winter favorite the children […]
