please help me with the "baon" or snacks planner for my kid

hi! i don't have a kid of my own yet but i sometimes prepare snacks for my nephews and nieces. i used to buy biscuits and cookies all the time and let them choose their own variants... but like any kid, they don't want repeats in the same week. hehehe check out what your kid loves best and take it from there. compromise with the healthy stuff and fun stuff so he can have more choices. as an example, here's a few suggestions for a 5-day week snack planner: -for something healthy, give him fruit slices or an apple and an orange. -for something crunchy, there are cereal flakes and ready to drink milk to match. some cereals come in handy packs and fun shapes. -for something soft, try goldilocks cake slices and match it with fruit juices. goldilocks have snacks selection from fluffy mamon to cookies and cakes. -for something partially home made, try a cheese-pineapple sandwich. another is milky toasts (slices of bread dipped in mixture of egg, milk and cheese) in different shapes like squares and triangles and long rectangles. you'll need a non-stick pan to cook it with. you can also make combinations of sandwich fillings like peanut butter and jam; choco and jam twists; ham and cheese; ham and egg etc. -for something heavy, try the home made chicken fillet (nugget size) and pasta combination. cooking spaghetti is now easier if you're only cooking for a small number. it's not completely healthy, but the variation will keep them interested to try out something new. :)

Peanut Butter and Jelly!! =D Get quality peanut butter - preferably organic. And get a variety of Jelly (different types) - get the ones that are naturally prepared without all that nasty fake stuff. And try and visit trader joe's or maybe fresh and easy (your local organic-type store) for healthy "junk food" (that doesn't make much sense huh?). Healthy "junk-food" - meaning dried fruits, etc. Good luck.

I know what you mean, it can be hard to keep variety in this area. It is easy to get in a rut. You could try boxes of raisins, grapes and other fruit he likes, celery with peanut butter on it. I buy flour tortillas (a flat bread that is easy to roll) and put a variety of things inside before rolling them up..... like, cream cheese, pimento cheese, slices of cheese, deli meat, jelly, marmilade, peanut butter and jelly, yoguart.

we have the same problem now because school is coming nearer and it's y first time for my child to go to school. i don't have any idea for the baon too, maybe i'll try different varieties each day.