Aim to include two foods (or more) from different groups below at snack time so baby has a mix of nutrients on offer. (If the food you're offering is something that already has more than one ingredient in it, like a pancake or a smoothie, you don't need to offer additional items—the goal is simply exposure to a range of nutrients over the course of the day.) Nutrition info will vary.

Peanut butter cheerio bars are an easy, 3-ingredient recipe. This quick, no-bake recipe makes a great lunchbox treat or after-school snack!

These peanut butter oatmeal energy bites made with chocolate chips and chocolate candies make for a fun, easy treat! (Gluten-Free, Vegan-Friendly)

5 Simple Homemade Pouch Recipes for toddlers and babies. These homemade pouches are nutrient dense and simple enough for anyone to make!

Who loves delicious muffins? This Little Bites Muffin Recipe is the perfect way to have a great school snack or a simple recipe!

Homemade baby food pouches are portable, squeezable and a great way to serve healthy fruits, vegetables and grains to your baby, toddler or preschooler.

This easy baby food pouch is an easy staple to serve as a baby meal or snack and contains fruit, protein, calcium, fiber, and healthy fats. Find more flavor ideas in the Notes at the end of the recipe.

These 3 No-Cook Toddler Squeeze Pouches are a great and easy way to have a healthy snack or lite meal for your little one in no time at all.

OK so technically there is nothing about these snacks that makes them toddler snacks per se (hey uncle Jesse!), but these are the things my todds love to eat. And I love to eat. Soooo This is a giant list of humans-of-all-ages snacks.