10 Kid-Friendly Snacks To Make Ahead Of Time While You're Stuck Inside

Grapes, and oranges, and berries, oh my! Sneak in some produce with this charcuterie-esque snack and cheese plate from A Pretty Life in the Suburbs. You can totally customize it to suit your child’s taste, and to the time of day, too (think meats and cheeses as a pre-dinner snack).

Your little vegetarian will love these vegan chocolate chip cookies from A Cozy Kitchen. They boast crunchy edges and chewy centers, just like a chocolate chip cookie is supposed to be. The secret ingredient: coconut oil, which allows the cookie to be chewy, gooey, and good!

If you’re looking for a mid-morning snack, these blueberry banana muffins might hit the spot. They’re full of good-for-you ingredients, like chia and psyllium seed husks, but you can always leave them out if you can’t find them at your local grocer. You can make this recipe from food blog Cara's Cravings as mini muffins, too.

Recipes that only require a handful of ingredients are a total time saver. These peanut butter oat squares from Cookies & Cups only require Quaker oats, peanut butter, and honey, so they come together in mere minutes.

If you’re obsessed with Bento boxes, this easy snack box recipe from Damn Delicious is much easier than trying to make a chickie out of a hard-boiled egg. Simply spread peanut butter on a tortilla, and wrap a banana in the center, and cut. Instant (and adorable) Bento box.

Sweet and savory? Sign. Us. Up. Grab everything you’d need for traditional s’mores (think chocolate, marshmallow, and graham crackers), along with some popcorn kernels, and you’ve got yourself a party, thanks to this s’mores popcorn recipe from Deliciously Yum.

Maybe kids would eat more fruit if there was something delicious to dunk it into. Enter this yogurt fruit dip from Foodie Crush, which is a three-ingredient marvel of Greek yogurt, honey, and (swoon) pumpkin pie spice.

Get ready to toss your Tostitos, because making homemade tortilla chips is super easy, thanks to I Am A Food Blog’s recipe. In 30 minutes or less, you’ll have tempting tortilla chips that will be worthy of that salsa and guac in your fridge.

Sure, you could buy the crackers that come in the red box… or you could whip up some homemade Cheez-its with your kiddo in your kitchen. This recipe from Love Comma Cake uses real cheese and looks just like the real thing — except, it kind of is.

Crunchy, buttery goodness is being served up for snack time with this easy homemade Chex mix recipe from food blogger Sugar & Soul. In addition to Chex cereal, you'll need nuts (whatever you have stocked in your pantry will do), along with pretzels and bagel chips. And melted butter makes the recipe complete... and completely delicious.

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