Amanda - posted on 02/26/2011 ( 13 moms have responded )
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Hi Moms!
My son is 17 months old, and I just wonder what everyone thinks are good ideas for the snack between dinner and bedtime.
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Amanda - posted on 02/28/2011
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Thank you, Tavia.
Tavia - posted on 02/28/2011
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when my daughter was that young, i always gave her fruit, crackers
Amanda - posted on 02/27/2011
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Thanks everyone. I often do give my son the snacks currently suggested (except for peanut butter-he's only 17 months old). I love the input!
Angela - posted on 02/27/2011
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Graham crackers and milk make a nice snack. I agree with Sarah as well. Yogurt and fruit make excellent snacks too.
Firebird - posted on 02/27/2011
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Cheese and crackers or cheese toast, veggies and dip, cheerios or shreddies. I personally would go easy on anything sugary before bed.
Louise - posted on 02/27/2011
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My daughter likes to sit with us when the family eat their dinner so she gets a small amount of what we are eatting. Usually she just investigates it and pushes it around her plate. If she has eatten badly and I want her to have something to eat before bed then she gets either malt loaf or toast. I found giving her fruit at bedtime gave her a tummy ache. If we are eatting away from home my daughter has breadsticks and raisins or dried fruit sticks.
Tina - posted on 02/26/2011
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my son normally has arrowroot or milk biscuits or rusks
Sharon - posted on 02/26/2011
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Our little guy, 16mths, is usally in bed 20-30mins after dinner, hehehe so no need for a snack. But on the odd occassion I'll give him some fresh fruit chopped up that I have in the fridge pre-cut (usual afternoon tea snack).
Medic - posted on 02/26/2011
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My son is 4 and usually eats something with peanut butter and my 13 month old gets some variation of fruit and yogurt.
Bonnie - posted on 02/26/2011
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My boys usually get fruit, such as a banana or apple sauce.
Belinda - posted on 02/26/2011
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My daughter tends to eat a lot of yogurt throughout the day so cheese or cheerios is usually our choice.
Sharon - posted on 02/26/2011
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Agree with Sarah. If my kids need to eat between dinner and bed it is a piece of fruit or yoghurt.
Good Day! - posted on 02/26/2011
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fruit or yogurt sounds good to me
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