Make your own granola, yogurt and fruit breakfast pots. Really delicious and much cheaper to make than shop bought versions. Lately my son has been loving those pots of yogurt and granola that you can buy in the supermarket so I thought I would batch make my own at home. They are a little healthier as you can control the ingredients that go into them and they’re also much cheaper to make too. Start off by making the granola. Add oats, mixed seeds and desiccated coconut to a large bowl and mix well. Then add melted butter, honey and vanilla and mix again. This is a nut free granola but feel ..read more

All of our Easy Toddler Lunch Ideas are super easy, quick to make and only require simple ingredients, most of which you might already have at home. Feeding Toddlers can be hard work! And coming up with ideas of what to give them day in day out even harder. If you are looking for quick and easy toddler lunch recipes, then we’ve got you! Our simple recipes for toddlers are all kid-approved and are super easy to make. You can even batch cook some of them so you have a stash of things pre-prepared ready to reheat or serve cold when you need it in a hurry. Waffle Omelette Omelettes are a great lu ..read more

Cake for breakfast that tastes like a treat but packed with protein for a fun breakfast for kids! Want to make something a little different for the kids for breakfast that’s fun, delicious and healthy too? Try my Breakfast Cake! It’s actually a cross between a cake and sheet pan pancakes. A little denser than a cake but packed with protein and topped with sweet berries. Start by mashing a banana in a large bowl and adding the rest of the wet ingredients to it – eggs, yogurt, milk, honey and vanilla extract. Whisk well until all the ingredients are well combined. Add in the self raising flo ..read more

A super simple pasta dinner of tomatoes and Boursin cheese baked in the oven. Minimal effort but maximum taste! If you’re bored of cooking up the same old pasta dishes then you need to give this Baked Boursin Tomato Pasta a try. It’s so simple to make, the ingredients for the sauce are roasted in the oven then blitzed and mixed with cooked pasta. Perfect for a hands-off dinner! Start with cherry tomatoes, olive oil and a little salt and pepper mixed together in an oven dish. Add in a whole block of Boursin cheese along with some fresh basil leaves and bake for 25 minutes. Whilst that is ba ..read more

Super simple two ingredient Rice Cake Clusters. Perfect for a homemade snack with no cooking or baking required! I am not even joking when I say that these Rice Cake Clusters have been made on repeat on my house all this week! The idea came to me when I had a packet of rice cakes that my son asked me to buy but then refused to eat. I hate wasting food so instead I made them into this little chocolate clusters and they were a massive hit! The recipe is so simple. Just melt some chocolate in a bowl. I melt it in the microwave for about a minute. But stop it every 10-15 seconds to stir and ens ..read more

Super simple Custard Tarts with made just three ingredients. An easy bake that the kids can get involved in. If you’re looking for an easy baking activity to do with the kids then these 3 Ingredient Custard Tarts are brilliant. So simple to make, they’re fun and really delicious too! For even more Snack Ideas For Kids check out my full collection of easy recipes. The three ingredients you need are: Shortcrust Pastry Custard Ground Nutmeg I used the carton of fresh custard that you find in the chilled aisle of the supermarket but the longer life carton custard will work just as well too ..read more

A simple breakfast frittata all made in one pan, the easiest way to feed a bunch of kids with minimal work! There’s nothing wrong with a simple bowl of cereal for breakfast over the summer holidays but if you’d like to serve up something warm that’s also packed with protein you this Breakfast Frittata is one to try. It’s all thrown together into one pan and baked in the oven. Brilliant if you’re feeding a crowd of kids. Or if not, the leftovers keep really well in the fridge for another day. Start by whisking some eggs with plain flour. Warning – the flour will go a bit lumpy. Don’t worry a ..read more

A simple 5 minute lunch idea for kids – A pizza wrap made in the toaster! This is possibly the easiest lunch idea you can make for the kids. So easy in fact that they can make it themselves! There’s so many variations of ingredients you can use but my kids’ favourite is the pizza one. Take a large tortilla wrap and spread a little passata in two places at the top centre and bottom centre of the wrap. Add a tiny sprinkling of oregano, along with grated cheddar cheese. I then chop a mini pepperami into small rounds. But you can use slices of pepperoni instead. Add these on top of the grated ..read more

Our Freezable Snacks For Kids collection will save you time and money. Plus you’ll always have a freezer stash of tasty snacks for hangry kids! Feeding kids can be exhausting! Not to mention expensive too. Even just coming up with snack ideas day in day out quite frankly just adds to the huge mental load we carry as parents. We have hundreds of Snack Recipes For Kids in the archives, but I wanted to showcase our favourite freezable snacks for kids that you can prep ahead and just grab out of the freezer as and when you need them. Here’s to lessening the mental load! Chocolate Orange Muffins I ..read more

Delicious banana muffins made with just three simple ingredients. Egg free and easy to make gluten and dairy free too! If you’re looking for a super simple and healthy snack recipe for the kids then you need to try these 3 Ingredient Banana Muffins. They’re so easy to whip up and brilliant to store in the freezer for ready-to-grab snacks for school or in the afternoon when you’ve got a hangry child! The recipe starts with 3 bananas, added to a mixing bowl and mashed with a fork. Next, add self raising flour and yogurt and mix well until everything is well combined. I used coconut yogurt in ..read more