Looking for recipes for your toddler?
WholesomeToddlerFood.com has some good ones, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. The concept is, “It starts with a rainbow,” because eating foods of different colors is an easy way to remember to serve enough fruits and vegetables.
There are also sections on toddler nutritional needs, how the food pyramid works for toddlers, and my favorite, a section on how to prepare healthy versions of fast food that cuts out the fat, sugar, chemicals and cost of your local drive-through.
Some of these recipes are basic, and some are more creative, like the breakfast recipe for cutting out eyes and a mouth in toast and melting cheese on it to give the toast a face. Very cute!
Peanut allergy warning: many of the recipes include peanut butter. The USFDA recommends waiting until age 3 to introduce nuts.
