10 Ways to Get Your Kids to Eat More Protein
By McKenna Fiddler on January 23, 2017Kids can be tough to please, especially when it comes to food. If you’re struggling to make sure your growing kiddos are getting the protein they need, check out these recipes! You may even come across a yummy snack or two for yourself.
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Almond butter and Greek yogurt add extra protein to this sweet and creamy cinnamon fruit dip.
Katrina's Kitchen
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This quick snack made from zucchini, eggs, cheese and oats is healthy and protein-packed.
Feeding Finn
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Give this healthier alternative to chicken nuggets a go! These veggie-filled nuggets pair perfectly with a creamy dipping sauce.
4 Hour Body Girl
Healthy No-Bake High Protein Funfetti Bars
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A gluten-free, paleo and vegan afternoon treat or dessert—guilt-free for you and healthy for your little ones.
The Big Man's World
Gluten-Free Chocolate Protein Balls
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These chocolate protein bites are made with flax, almond butter, oats and honey. Everyone loves chocolate, so they're sure to be a win.
Living Well Mom
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These berry bites are a delicious snack or a healthy, protein packed dessert.
Happiness is Homemade
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Step aside, tater tots! These garbanzo bean tots are just as delicious. They're high in protein, fiber, and vitamin B, too!
Super Healthy Kids
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Popsicles are a summer staple. No need to feel guilty about your kids indulging—this treat is sugar-free.
The Nutritionist Reviews
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No additives hereThese simple gummies are packed with nutrients! Kids love 'em and you'll love their wellness benefits.
Real Food RN
Chocolate Quinoa Healthy Breakfast Bowl
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Opt for a protein filled chocolate quinoa breakfast! This bowl tastes just as good as sugary cereal, but it's way healthier.
Yuri Elkaim
