What snacks do you give your children?

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Really struggle with snacks for my DD’s, need some ideas. I give fruit (when they’ll have it), raisins & the odd biscuit but what else can I give? One is nearly 5 & other is 20 months.

Oatcakes or rice cakes
Small chunks of cheese
Yoghurt
Homemade lollies
Popcorn
Malt loaf

Pot of jelly
Portion of cheese
Smoothie
Flavoured milk (Nesquik or Crusha)
Mini pitta bread
Veg sticks and dip
Mini milk or fruit juice ice lolly
Cereal

Rice cakes
Fruit or fruit salad
Peanut butter on wholemeal toast
Crackers
Apple slices with peanut butter dip
Carrot sticks with hummus dip
Cherry or plum tomatoes
Hummus on wholemeal toast
Oatcakes
Breadsticks
Honey on wholemeal toast
Nuts and raisins
Drinks - water or milk. I save the fruit juice until breakfast or with a meal, and then only a small amount.

Rice cakes with peanut butter or marmite on
Brown rice crackers and cheese
Home made muesli slice
Veg sticks and hummus
Corn chips and salsa
Popcorn
Crumpets with honey or jam
Lots of fruit as she will eat any fruit, she loves grapes and mandarins especially.

Hummus on toast or crackers or with breadsticks
Cheese or cheese spread and crackers
Rice cakes and fruit
Dry cereal like Cheerios or shreddies with fruit
Crumpet
Yoghurt

Mine eats fruit but won’t eat any veg sticks

Thanks everyone. Getting them to eat fruit is a struggle at the moment, I just keep offering it to them.

Was trying to think is there a fairly healthy but tasty snack I could make myself.

I make a sort of trail mix of dried fruit, Cheerios, Fruit Paws/Claws, Fruit Strings, Yoghurt covered raisins/fruit bits, flapjack & occasionally mini marshmallows, Milky Way Stars, mini biscuits.
Other snacks:
Fruit
Carrots/cucumber/tomatoes
Frozen peas
Puffcorn (by Organix)
Ritz mini biscuits
Crackers
Dairylea Dippers
Biscuits
Toast
Crumpets
Freeze-dried Smoothie (can't remember the brand)
Homemade Banana Loaf

Thank you - I need to find a nice healthyish flapjack recipe.

I struggle with the same, thanks for posting!

Bliss balls are really easy. Just need to use a food processor. www.healthylittlefoodies.com/cherry-bliss-balls/
www.healthylittlefoodies.com/raspberry-coconut-breakfast-balls/
Frozen yogurt bark www.motherandbaby.co.uk/lifestyle-and-celebs/food/recipes-for-kids-and-families/frozen-yogurt-bark
Banana pops www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/gluten-free-peanut-butter-banana-pops/9c990960-c5c2-4a18-b2de-35c4ed114b92 The possibilities are endless! We use Cheerios, coco pops, choc chips, coconut etc...
Rice cake animals www.myfussyeater.com/rice-cake-animals/
Frozen yogurt granola cups tasty.co/recipe/frozen-yogurt-granola-cups
Sugar free flapjacks without any stupidly expensive or fancy ingredients! I add extras such as chopped dried apricots, dried cranberries, sultanas, dried apple pieces etc.,. www.redonline.co.uk/food/recipes/a516692/davinas-sugar-free-flapjacks/
Muesli muffins www.goodtoknow.co.uk/recipes/morning-muesli-muffins

Frittata muffins are quick and easy. These ones can be frozen too realfood.tesco.com/recipes/green-frittata-muffins.html
Cheese flapjacks www.british-leeks.co.uk/recipe/leek-cheese-flapjacks.php
Spinach and cheese muffins www.myfussyeater.com/spinach-cheese-savoury-lunchbox-muffins/