What my Toddler eats in a day! #healthy! 🤩🫐🥦🍓
Super quick and easily meals!
Huge tip is that frozen veggies and fruits are your best friend! 🍇🫐🥦🌽
Cook a large amount of quinoa (cooks just like rice in 1/2 the time!) and store for future simple meals that are still healthy and pretty 🤩
Don’t have time to cook chicken rotisserie chicken is your best friend! 🍗🍗
Store ziplocks of chicken in the freezer for those hectic evening just pop it on the stove of microwave to thaw then boom yummy chicken for dinner in minutes! 🙏🏼🫶🏼💞
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Feeding toddlers can be a challenge, but with some planning, you can make it easier. Start by incorporating a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables into meals. For breakfast, consider scrambled eggs with spinach, providing protein and iron for growing kids. Lunch can be a fun quinoa salad mixed with black beans and chicken, packed with nutrients. For dinner, whip up a mixed spring salad with shredded chicken and broccoli to introduce different textures and flavors. Another great way to ensure your toddler is getting essential vitamins is by blending fruits into smoothies. Use berries and bananas combined with yogurt for a quick, healthy snack. Storage tips include prepping meals in advance and freezing portions to save time during the busy week. Always keep a stash of frozen fruits and vegetables at hand, as they are just as nutritious as fresh ones and can be easily added to meals for extra fiber and vitamins. Remember, the key is variety and creativity to keep your toddler excited about healthy meals!