UrbanBaby

02.01.13, 03:32 AM General Topics
16 replies

What are some good nut free snacks that are healthy but very cheap? I need to back three snacks for my DD and am trying to send other things besides fruit, veggies, string cheese or yogurts... But I'm struggling financially... [ Reply | Watch | Flag ]
General Topics 02.01.13, 03:32 AM Flag

Pretzels. [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 03:35 AM Flag

How old? 3 snacks per day????? [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 03:36 AM Flag

Yeah - she just turned three. She has breakfast at 5:15am. Gets to daycare at 6am, has a snack at 7:45, snack at 9:45, lunch at 12:15 and then I pick her up at 3:15 but we don't get home until 4:15/4:30 so I bring a snack for the car. [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 03:40 AM Flag

omg 5:15am?! [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 04:12 AM Flag

Granola, applesauce, v8 ( if she'll drink it) [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 03:36 AM Flag

Fruit is your cheapest option - oranges, apples, bananas. You could send ziploc bags of crackers or Cheerios. [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 03:36 AM Flag

my kids' favorite is sesame sticks. you can find them at WFM --Happy Herbert is one brand, in the chips section -- or any natural foods store in their bulk section. [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 03:42 AM Flag

You could make your own chex mix or granola? [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 04:10 AM Flag

You can bake relatively healthy mini muffins or bars for snacks. Use white WW flour. [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 05:05 AM Flag

Raisins. [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 05:13 AM Flag

Popcorn. [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 05:14 AM Flag

Tootsie rolls [ Reply | More

]
General Topics 02.01.13, 05:14 AM Flag

Boiled egg. [ Reply | More