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14 Healthier Desserts For Kids

mackicayloma | March 9th, 2012 at 12:20 pm

My little guy has a sweet tooth so fierce I can’t leave any treats out in the open. If there happens to be a crumb from a cookie he will sniff it out like a bloodhound and proceed to have a nuclear meltdown if he can’t have it that instant. He scared the entire neighborhood into going sugar free. OK, not really. But his sweet tooth rivals my own. So now I’m on the hunt for desserts that are healthier yet still satisfying and appealing to little ones. Keep reading for all the good stuff…

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Creamsicle Yogurt

This is a kid invented dessert, love this little genius child who came up with a healthier version using yogurt.
Get the recipe for Creamsicle yogurt at Momtastic

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creamy horchata

oatmeal to go

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About the Author

mackicayloma

Macki West is a unique and original wild-woman at heart who happens to be wrapped around her three kids fingers. She founded Cool Mom Tips and contributes to Prudent Baby, Cooking With My Kid and Babble Food (where you will find decadent and healthy recipes and quirky kitchen ideas too) and Pregnancy (her favorite topic is discussing sex).

0 thoughts on “14 Healthier Desserts For Kids”

diane caso says:

March 11, 2012 at 10:33 am

In some parts of the country, I have found Kraft Carmel “Bits”..tiny pieces of caramel…so much better than unwrapping (eating) cutting up all those cararmels…

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