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Home » organization » Helping Kids Make Healthy Food Choices: Snack Organization Station

Helping Kids Make Healthy Food Choices: Snack Organization Station

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Teaching children to make healthy eating choices can be tough-especially when as a mom it can be easy to have them grab whatever is within their reach to make things quick.

 

This organizational tip will help when you hear, “Mom, I’m hungry!” for the 100th time today! Get healthy snacks ready and into your kids’ hands quickly. (A great help for picky eaters too!)

This snack station or fridge snack box helps so much when kids want snacks all the time! Picky eaters have to choose from a snack selection and snacks are within the reach of even preschoolers. Easy to organize and quick to set up for busy moms.

Gets Kids to Make Healthy Food Choices

I set up a snack organization station in our fridge. Using a plastic container or lunch box, load it up with healthy snacks.

Set up this simple fridge snack box for kids so they can help themselves to snacks that you have stocked for them-easy to get healthy options in their reach and saves mom time.

I put in cheese sticks, sliced apples, and granola bars. Add in some cups of water and you are set for the next time your child is hungry…again!

Set up this simple snack station fridge snack box for kids for Summer vacation. No more hearing, "Mom, I'm hungry!" Kids can serve themselves with the foods you have stocked.

The snack station or snack box sets in the fridge down on the lowest shelf so even preschoolers can grab a snack from the choices you have stocked. Your child gets to feel that they are making a choice, and you get to feel good about the healthy options at their reach.It is great for trying to teach picky eaters healthy eating habits [read more].

This tip has made a difference in our house especially when I was breastfeeding the twins. I could not always just get up and get snacks for my older two. This was essential!

 

If you have the fridge space, Danielle at Simmworks blog has a similar idea for getting the fridge stocked with healthy snacks and getting them into the hands of your kids in a simple easy way.
Teach kids all about healthy eating with The Magical Plate ebook!

For more “Quick tips” check here, and I have even more pinned on my Quick tips board on Pinterest.

 

This post is featured in A Complete Guide for Stay-at-Home Moms: Homemaking Tips. View all of the great tips HERE.
 

 

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June 2, 2013 by Jaimi Erickson 5 Comments Filed Under: organization, quick tip Tagged With: after school, food, food groups, preschool, school age

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  1. Emma @ P is for Preschooler says

    July 14, 2015 at 9:42 am

    This is an awesome idea! It seems I hear "I'm hungry!" a hundred times per day. And I love that this gives them an option, but ones you know are healthy!

    Reply
    • Jaimi says

      July 24, 2015 at 1:14 am

      I hear ya! This is such a simple way to get the kids choosing their own snacks! Thanks for stopping by, Emma. 🙂

      Reply

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