Three Fun Finger Foods for Toddlers

Your toddler is just learning to eat without your assistance, and while it’s an exciting time in any parent’s life, it can also be quite messy. Finger foods are a great way to teach your little one to eat by him or herself, and they’re much easier to clean up than the debris from bowls and utensils. Here are three nutritious finger food recipes perfect for toddlers.

Healthy Baked Chicken Nuggets [Skinny Taste]
Every child loves chicken nuggets, but the typical fast food variety is anything but healthy. Forgo the greasy drive-through nuggets in favor of something all natural and homemade with this simple recipe. Using whole-wheat breadcrumbs and Panko to add a satisfying crunch, these bite-sized chicken strips are much less fattening and much tastier.

Snake Sandwich [Annabel Karmel]
The name may sound scary, but this nutritious lunch is fun and easy to eat. Simply cut a few different kid-friendly sandwiches into small circles, then arrange them into a slithering snake shape that little ones will be excited to eat.

Prosciutto and Taleggio Panini [Parenting]
Make a protein-packed alternative to the usual grilled cheese with this flavorful sandwich. A hot dog bun is a smaller version of the usual panini bread that’s ideal for tiny toddler hands, while gooey melted cheese and tasty prosciutto are mild enough for even the pickiest child to enjoy.

5 Omelet Recipes That Will Make Your Breakfast Better

To get the perfect combination of eggs, veggies, and cheeses, there’s nothing better than a savory omelet. These five unique omelet recipes will give you a few new ideas for your morning meal.

Aussie Omelet
You may have heard of a Greek omelet or a Spanish omelet, but you’ve probably never tried an Aussie omelet. Full of shrimp, peppers, curry, and other down-under ingredients, this is a spicy seafood omelet that will jump-start your day.

Herbed Cream Cheese Omelet
The addition of rich, creamy cream cheese makes this omelet a savory treat. When the herbs, eggs, and cream cheese all blend together, it creates a rich taste that everyone will love.

Quick Garden Omelet
When you want to create a beautiful breakfast but you don’t have much time to spare, this veggie-packed garden omelet is the perfect choice.

Southwestern Omelet
Black beans, salsa, and melted cheddar give this omelet a spicy flavor that’s distinctly Southwestern. This recipe can feed two people.

Onion and Fresh Herb Omelet with Mixed Greens
This light onion omelet is topped with a mix of field greens for added vitamins and nutrients. Pair it with fresh fruit, hot coffee, and whole-wheat toast for a healthy and hearty breakfast meal.

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