32 Healthy Toddler Lunch and Dinner Ideas
Let’s just call this post what it really is – What the Kiddos Ate for October, November and December! 3 months all wrapped up into 1 pretty post, yourwelcomeverymuch!
Someone is slacking off on these posts 🙋🏻🙋🏻🙋🏻
There are 2 (not-so-good) reasons why…
1) since October, my family has been having a blast playing this game I like to call – ‘tag you’re it, now prepare to die’. Not dramatic at all over here! All you have to do to play this game is have one person in the family get sick and then just take turns passing it around to each other. You get double points if you pass it around twice! We started with the stomach bug (two rounds each = double points), then came the cold (single points) and now we are onto croup (single points). Which if your little one has ever had croup, then you know that thing is bat-shit-crazy! I have spent waaaaayyyyyyy too much time outside in my pjs at 3am with a coughing toddler then I can even comprehend right now.
2) I decided to workout. I went to the gym. I got my phone stolen. I no longer go to the gym.
So without waiting another minute, here we go – 32 of my favorite toddler lunches and dinners from the past three months!!
12 Comments on “32 Healthy Toddler Lunch and Dinner Ideas”
This post is absolutely inspiring! It makes me want to go home and start cooking. How old is Parker? She is eating a lot. My daughter is 10 months and I am still pureeing her food ….
Ellie is 3.6 and Parker is 18 months. And yes, they both eat a ton! HA! You can take a look at older posts to see what I was feeding Parker at 10 months. It was a lot of purees and some finger foods.
Glad you like these posts – I’ll keep them coming for you:)
xo, Michele
This post is absolutely inspiring! It makes me want to go home and start cooking. How old is Parker? She is eating a lot. My daughter is 10 months and I am still pureeing her food ….
Ellie is 3.6 and Parker is 18 months. And yes, they both eat a ton! HA! You can take a look at older posts to see what I was feeding Parker at 10 months. It was a lot of purees and some finger foods.
Glad you like these posts – I’ll keep them coming for you:)
xo, Michele
I love these posts. I am struggling so much with how to keep an interesting and varied diet for my 14 month old. You are helping so much! Not to mention that your avocado muffins and kale, spinach quesadillas are now staples in my house. Thank you so much!
So glad you are enjoying all of these ideas and the recipes!
xo, Michele
I love these posts. I am struggling so much with how to keep an interesting and varied diet for my 14 month old. You are helping so much! Not to mention that your avocado muffins and kale, spinach quesadillas are now staples in my house. Thank you so much!
So glad you are enjoying all of these ideas and the recipes!
xo, Michele
Can you tell me more about your toddler finger salads?
They are basically a salad that kids are supposed to eat with their fingers (or fork if they want). I think I just call any mix of chopped fruits/veggies a finger salad but I think it is more fun that way!
xo, Michele
Can you tell me more about your toddler finger salads?
They are basically a salad that kids are supposed to eat with their fingers (or fork if they want). I think I just call any mix of chopped fruits/veggies a finger salad but I think it is more fun that way!
xo, Michele