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Healthy snacks for kids: 10 child-friendly tips
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1. Keep junk food out of the house
2. Power up with protein
3. Go for the grain
4. Broaden the menu
5. Revisit breakfast
6. Sweeten it up
7. Have fun
8. Promote independence
9. Don't be fooled by labeling gimmicks
10. Designate a snacking zone
1. Keep junk food out of the house
2. Power up with protein
3. Go for the grain
4. Broaden the menu
5. Revisit breakfast
6. Sweeten it up
7. Have fun
8. Promote independence
9. Don't be fooled by labeling gimmicks
10. Designate a snacking zone
2. Power up with protein
Protein will help your child feel fuller, longer. Stock your fridge with hard-boiled eggs, deli meat, and cooked chicken tenders or drumsticks. Serve up a steaming bowl of ramen noodles. For kids without nut allergies, offer nuts and nut butters.
