Kid Friendly Foods

well in my experience anything they can help make helps.also make it fun. if u want to make chicken parm thats great but try using the dinosaur shaped premade nuggets and use the pasta and chesse and such to build mountains for them. also my dad used to boil and puree veggies and toss it into premade cake mixes to get my sister to eat her veggies gl

PB&J, mac n cheese, yogurt and bananas, hot dogs, pizza, chicken nuggets, spaghetti, grilled cheese, chicken noodle soup. For snacks, usually just fruit or cheese.

my son (2nd child) is now three and is going through the stage of not wanting to eat. i try to make a game out of eating whenever i notice him just picking around his plate. i dont really force my kids to eat things they dont like though. my rule is that they have to at least try everything on their plate. i make sure they eat vegetables, but if they dont like all of them, then hey, at least theyre getting some in. most kids like mac & cheese, peanut butter and jelly, pizza, chicken, hot dogs, spagetti, (everything in the first response) and if your child doesnt like chicken noodle soup, try the ramen noodles and drain all but a little of the water. that way they wont look at it like its soup, just noodles. i've been very lucky for the most part, my kids love fruit, yogurt, and healthy snacks. popcorn is a good one too.

heyy.....i am also in trouble .plz help me

I think you also need to think about what is healthy and unhealthy for your children not just what they will and will not eat! There are some fantastic healthy recipes out there that are actually appealling to children A favourite for my son is: Chicken Quesadillas Ingredients 1/2 lb. Chicken,chopped very small 1/3 c. Sour cream (can be lowfat) 1/3 c. Salsa 1 c. Shredded cheese, any type, i prefer cheddar 12 Small soft tortillas 1/2 tsp. Garlic salt Pepper to taste 1 tsp. Chili powder 1 tsp. Paprika 1/2 tsp. Cumin Preparation 1. Saute chicken with seasonings. 2. In medium bowl, combine chicken, sour cream, salsa and cheese. 3. Heat frying pan to medium. 4. Sandwich the mixture between two tortillas at a time. Place enough mixture so there is about an inch between the mixture and the edge of the tortilla. 5. Heat each quesadilla in the pan, and flip when the bottom is lightly browned. Serve with salsa and sour cream to dip. Enjoy!

You should checkout http://www.ragu.com/. They have a booklet that you can request, for free, with kid recipes in it. We got it a few months back and tried some of the recipes. They are cute and my daughter loved them.

Touchwood! I was lucky. My son would eat all his veggies. I think it's because I started out earlier. Right from day one he was given everything and there was no choice. I also didn't start out on the sweet things first. So, I think the taste sort of grew on him. Even now (he's 6) and he's not very fond of sweets and eats healthy.