What to bring? I want the kids to enjoy it but I also want the snack to be reflective of the purpose of playing sports - promoting good health. I'll admit I've cringed at some of the snacks parents have brought in the past, and I really didn't want my kids to eat it but allowed it as to not be rude. Quite the dilemma. I've decided that my best option is to be a good example and bring snacks I think are appropriate and hope others take note. Here are some snack ideas that are inexpensive, easy, healthy, and kids love:-Fruit - orange slices, apple slices, grapes, melon chunks, strawberries (fruit is hydrating)
-Pretzels
-String cheese
-Yogurt tubes (healthy kind)
-Baby carrots/celery sticks
-Granola/cereal bars (again, healthy variety)
-Water or 100% juice boxes
Got any other thoughts and ideas? I'd love to hear them!
Dried fruit and nuts are a big hit at my house. Plus I love the organic snacks by Natures Best and Auntie Annies and Kashi!
ReplyDeleteI meant Back to Nature- not Nature's Best. They have wonderful honey graham sticks and granola cereals etc. Also some dark chocolate covered raisens/yogurt covered raisens helps curb my kiddo's sweet tooth!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I've been cringing every week at t-ball as the parents pull out all those prepackaged snack packs.
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