Here at Gobe we are committed to empowering you during snack and meal times. Feeding little ones is a full time job! We’re here to help with these fresh and fun snack ideas for toddlers. 

We recommend mixing in these ideas with the tried and true snack staples that you know your child loves. Not all of these ideas will appeal to you (or your toddler) but if you can get a few fun ideas for adding a little more variety into your child’s snack and meal time, then we’ll call it a win! 

1. Watermelon drizzled with lime juice
2. Wheat toast squares with honey butter
3. Sweet potato with roasted marshmallows
4. Mango cubes with raisins
5. Snow peas (softened so they aren’t a choking hazard) with butter and salt
6. Strawberries and whipped cream
7. Bananas with chocolate chips
8. Blueberries with fresh lemonade
9. Black berries and yogurt
10. Raspberries and more raspberries on top
11. Peaches and cream
12. Avocado and tomato with salt
13. Pickles and deviled eggs
14. Crunchy cucumber rounds
15. Beet fries with salt (I also love them battered)
16. Artichokes and ranch dip
17. Plums and ricotta cheese
18. Pineapple with lime and mint leaf
19. Pear and cottage cheese
20. Banana with peanut butter and raisins (slice the banana in half longways and make a sandwich with peanut butter and raisins inside)
21. Figs with almond butter on toast 
22. Baked apple slices sprinkled with cinnamon and caramel sauce (should be baked to soften them so they don’t pose a choking hazard) 
23. Chickpeas with a dollop of sour cream
24. Papaya with lime
25. Kiwi slices
26. Dragon Fruit with coconut milk
27. Oranges slices (a classic!)
28. Tangerine wedges with frozen yogurt bites
29. Olives with cheese cubes
30. Oatmeal energy balls (oats, peanut butter, ground flaxseed, honey, and chocolate chips)
31. Black bean dip and crackers (chips not recommended)
32. Honeydew melon with maple syrup
33. Cantaloupe with Cottage Cheese
34. Grapefruit with brown sugar
35. Grapes (quartered)
36. Fried corn and cheese bites
37. Mashed potatoes and turkey rollups
38. Medjool Dates with goat cheese and honey
39. Hummus with crackers (chips not recommended because they’re a choking risk for small toddlers)
40. Pitted cherries
41. Cauliflower with melted cheese
42. Broccoli with cheese sauce
43. Honey glazed carrots (avoid choking hazard by cooking till soft)
44. Banana, peanut butter, honey roll-up sprinkled with cocoa powder
45. Blended banana icecream
46. Soft coconut cubes with yogurt
47. Figs with rice cakes and peanut butter
48. Fried, battered eggplant
49. Mini pumpkin apple muffins
50. Spaghetti squash pizza nests (baked in a muffin tin)
51. Tater Tots (a kid classic)
52. Cinnamon roasted butternut squash
53. Glazed, roasted acorn squash wedges
54. Green beans with bbq dipping sauce
55. Sticky rice balls with sesame seeds
56. Cheese bread balls 
57. Fried plantain with salt (not common but a favorite at our house) 
58. Fried Zucchini Pizza Bites
59. Hard boiled eggs, quartered
60. Roasted or fried Ocra 

While compiling this list, we followed the choking hazards guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics to make sure that these fresh snacks are all safe for toddlers. To read more about choking hazards and guidelines to follow, visit their websitehere. 

We hope these snack ideas can help you get a little more creative when preparing food for your little one! Remember, the key is to introduce new foods along side a food you know your little one already loves, and theSnack Spinner is a great way to present new foods!