35 Tasty Mom Approved Kid-Friendly Snack Recipes

If you have kids, then you know snacks are a must. This list of kid-approved easy snack recipes includes both sweet and savory items that you are going to find your children are begging for every day. Snacking doesn't have to be all chips and cookies. It can include tons of delicious treats with vegetables, fruits, and more! Make your own favorites below and share them with your kids!

Kid-Approved Easy Snack Recipes

Adding a tasty snack to their lunch boxes is a must and below are some of my favorite options. If you are looking for ideas, then you are sure to find something your kids will enjoy on this list. Need more recipe ideas? Check out the lists below of other popular recipe collections.

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Ants on a Log

The most classic of all kid's snacks, ants on a log combines celery, peanut butter, and raisins. You can, of course, use other toppings as shown. It's sure to be a hit with any kid.

Source: I Heart Naptime

Healthy Homemade Fruit Snacks

Fruits and veggies really can be put into those little gummy snacks kids will love! This recipe is super easy to make and offers you a healthier option that uses honey instead of refined sugars to sweeten.

Source: Dessert for Two

Yogurt Bites

Yogurt and fruits combined to create tasty little treats. These are common in preschool and toddler food brands, but you can make your own at home that is delicious and has tons of options.

Source: The Best Ideas for Kids

Honey Mustard Pepperoni Pinwheels

Every kid likes pizza, and these little pinwheels are different than the norm and are delicious. They are easy to eat as is, or perfect for dipping into additional marinara or even ranch dip!

Source: That Skinny Chick Can Bake

Easy Broccoli Cheese Cups

If you've struggled to get your kids to eat vegetables, this is a great choice. Cheese and Ritz combine to make these little veggie muffins a tasty snack that even your picky eater will devour.

Source: The Lazy Dish

Ranch Pretzels

Kids naturally love pretzels, and this idea is a great way to add more flavor to them. The ranch is always a hit, and you can snack on these without the mess of dip.

Source: I Am Baker

Air Fryer Mozzarella Sticks

We all grab the mozzarella sticks, but deep-frying is not necessarily the healthiest. This way you can make them without any guilt! Simple eggroll wrappers and your favorite string cheese make tasty snacks kids love.

Source: Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons

Berry Granola Frozen Yogurt

This is a great snack or breakfast idea. I love the flavors and of course, tons of texture makes it great for kids. You can customize it with the berries your kids prefer to make it unique for your menu.

Source: Baby Foode

Apple Nachos

One of my favorite ways to get kids to eat something different is by making it like something they already know and love. Apple nachos are great for serving because they are a fun finger food you can customize with various dips and additional textures from nuts, raisins, or coconut flakes.

Source: Momma Fit Lyndsey

Caramel Apple Dip

Sometimes it is easier to get your kids to eat certain things when they can dip it into something. This caramel apple dip is ideal for apples but can be used with nuts, pears, berries, and even celery!

Source: Mama Loves to Eat

Homemade Fruit Roll-Ups

Stop buying them in the grocery store and make your own at home! They are so delicious and easier to make than you may think. This is one treat you will never feel guilty about serving your kids.

Source: Mommy Musings

Fruit Pizza Crackers

Call it pizza and the kids come calling! This is a fun dessert that is super easy to customize with fruits you know your kids enjoy! I love this as an idea to let kids help make or for parties where they decorate them by themselves.

Source: Homemade Ginger

Banana Sushi

If your kids want to eat sushi like you do but don't like fish - make some banana sushi instead! Sliced bananas dipped or rolled in chocolate, coconut, nuts, or a variety of spreads are tons of fun to serve to kids.

Source: My Fussy Eater

Apple Fruit Donuts

Sliced apples with icing and sprinkles are amazing choices for fun breakfasts or desserts. Kids love donuts, and they can add sprinkles to decorate them or a favorite color or flavor of icing to make them special. This is also fun party food!

Source: Hello Wonderful

Cinnamon Sugar Pretzels

Here is another fun way to season your pretzels. Of course, this is definitely dessert but it's also super easy to make and a perfect addition to those kid's lunch boxes.

Source: Oh Sweet Basil

Bear Nutella Rice Cake Snack

Who knew such simple ingredients could be so cute when assembled? Spread Nutella (or other nut butter) onto a rice cake and top with raisins, banana slices, or berries. Delicious!

Source: Teaspoon of Goodness

Fruit Salsa with Cinnamon Chips

Dipping is a huge part of what attracts kids to foods. Salsa is fun but too spicy, so why not make it with fruit? This is brilliant, delicious, and packed with nutrients!

Source: Homemade Interest

Peanut Butter and Jelly Tacos

A fun update on a classic peanut butter and jelly sandwich, these are sure to be a hit with the kids! I love that they are topped with extra fruit too! So fun, so good, so easy for you to make or let kids assemble!

Source: Homemade Interest

Homemade Chewy Granola Bars

These are super easy to make and definitely kid-approved. A little hint of chocolate and mini marshmallows make a perfect combination in these for a S'mores flavor that kids will love.

Source: Dinner Then Dessert

Yogurt Raspberry Fruit Snacks

These are super simple and a great little frozen treat that kids would love! Make these in large batches and share with your kids as an alternative to ice cream or popsicles when it's hot outside!

Source: Super Healthy Kids

Homemade Peanut Butter and Jelly Bars

If your kids like peanut butter and jelly, then they will LOVE these little bars! A great treat that feels like it can be both lunch and dessert in one! They are easy to make and ideal for adding to a lunchbox.

Source: Craft Create Cook

Garden Party Chocolate Dirt Bark

This isn't a healthy option, but it is fun! A great little idea for a chocolate bark with candy bits throughout for added texture and flavor. Plus, it does look a bit like dirt, so kids are going to LOVE eating it!

Source: Craft Create Cook

Super Creamy Nut Butter Dip

Nut butter and yogurt combine for a delicious little dip that is ideal for carrots, celery, apples, and more! It's easy to make, kid-friendly, and packed with protein.

Source: Scrambled Chefs

Copycat Auntie Anne's Cinnamon Sugar Pretzel Bites

If they always beg for those mall pretzels, then now is the time to make them at home! These are delicious, easy to make, and have that buttery cinnamon sugar flavor you love. You won't be disappointed when these are on the snack tray!

Source: Scrambled Chefs

Brownie Batter Dip Recipe

Brownie batter dip is the ultimate treat that is safe to eat (no salmonella) and is perfect for dipping berries, apples, fruits, crackers, and more. It's a great choice for kids who like licking the beater when you make brownies.

Source: Scrambled Chefs

Kid-Friendly Pizza Puff Snack

This is so easy to make and delicious! Fill with pepperoni, vegetables, or whatever pizza toppings you normally enjoy making it suit your personal preferences. I love making these in big batches so they are easy to grab and reheat.

Source: Scrambled Chefs

Crunchy Homemade Pita Chips

Chips tend to disappear fast with kids around, so this healthier baked pita chip is a fun idea to serve with dips. It goes well with hummus, but they can be used for any dip, including salsa or the fruit salsa above.

Source: Scrambled Chefs

No-Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Oatmeal Bars

Oatmeal, peanut butter, and chocolate are the perfect pairing for a delicious treat! These are a great choice to replace store-bought granola bars and they are definitely fast and easy to make.

Source: Scrambled Chefs

Cheesy Pizza Sliders

Pizza never fails to bring a smile to kids' faces. That's why this recipe is so good and so easy to make! Definitely a kid-tested and mom-approved choice!

Source: Savory Experiments

Crunchy Apple Boats

This is such a fun idea! An apple, a bit of peanut butter, some cheese, and a few pieces of rice cereal combine to create an adorable little snack! Kids will love it and it's easy to make in minutes.

Source: Childhood 101

No Sugar Peanut Butter Banana Oatmeal Bars

Whip up a batch of these bars for a sugar-free and easy recipe that is a perfect snack. Slice into bars and tuck into a lunchbox for a delicious snack that is easy to make and kid-friendly.

Source: The Creative Bite

Toddler Snack Mix

Pretzels, raisins, sandwich crackers, and more combine for a toddler-friendly snack mix that is going to be fast and easy to make with great sweet and savory flavors in every bite.

Source: Two Twenty One

Fresh Fruit Popsicles

Oh my! These are perfect for making this summer. Delicious, easy, healthy, and of course, great for cooling off in the heat, they should definitely be added to your list to make soon.

Source: One Little Project

Octopus Pizzas

They may be basic in flavor but they are tons of fun to make! Kids will laugh and enjoy these little pizzas and their many legs for sure! Easy to make, adorable, and delicious makes them a favorite in our house!

Source: Fork and Beans

Puff Pastry Cheese Twists

These are so good! A simple recipe that is easy to make, they are a perfect snack but also go great alongside a number of your favorite pasta dishes as a fun new breadstick option!

Source: Cooking Perfected