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Having Fun With Food for Preschoolers

Having Fun With Food for Preschoolers, Kids R Kids of Riverstone, Daycare, preschool, toddler, childcare

Two things that preschoolers love: helping and creating! How about combining those two things in the kitchen and enjoying some fun snacks together? Below are some ideas to help you and your toddler get started!

Animal Faces Toast

Toast some bread and spread your favorite sticky topping on such as peanut butter, Nutella, marshmallow spread, etc. Gather various types of fruit and berries and slice them into edible pieces. Arrange the fruit on top of the toast to make an animal. Some animal suggestions are bears, monkeys, and owls, but use your imagination and see what else you can come up with!

Rainbow Grilled Cheese

This is just like regular grilled cheese, only prettier! To make your cheese rainbow colors, prepare three or four small bowls of shredded mozzarella cheese. Choose a different color of food coloring for each bowl. Add two or three drops of food coloring to each bowl and stir around until the cheese is coated nicely. Then, proceed to assemble and grill your sandwiches as usual. You may add as many colors of cheese in whatever arrangement you want!

Hot Dog Squids

This is a fun activity for kids because they love to poke things! All you need are some hot dogs, spaghetti noodles, and a pot of boiling water to cook them in. After cutting the hot dogs into two or three pieces each, allow your toddler to poke the uncooked spaghetti noodles through it long ways. After each hot dog has been punctured, boil the hot dog and spaghetti mixture in a pot of water. The finished product will resemble a squid!

Caterpillar Fruit Kabobs

Gather wooden skewers, grapes, strawberries, and frosting. Start by sliding grapes about 1/3 of the way down the skewer. Continue adding grapes until you have about an inch left at the end. Cut the stem side of the strawberry off and slide it on the end with the cut side next to the grapes. Finally, dot a couple of eyes on with frosting and it will be ready to enjoy! 

There are many creative ideas out there that use common household ingredients, so go ahead and get creative in the kitchen with your preschooler today! You will begin to make memories with your child that will last a lifetime.

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