Article: It's Smart to Snack

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Many toddlers need to eat small amounts of food frequently throughout the day. Snacks are important for your child to maintain all the energy necessary for playing and learning. However, snacks should be small and timed so that they do not interfere with regular meals.
Healthy snacks include whole wheat crackers or whole grain cereal, cheese, yogurt, fruit such as sliced apple, banana or pieces of seedless orange, and baby biscuits and cereal bars.
Vegetables such as grated raw carrots or soft pieces of cooked frozen vegetables like peas or diced carrots are fine provided your child is sitting down and is old enough to handle these foods while supervised without choking.
Your child should be given whole milk or fruit juice - not fruit-flavoured drinks or soft drinks.
Nutritious Snacking Made Easy
Heinz provides Canada's largest assortment of nutritious snacks for toddlers. All snacks were created with nutrition in mind to give parents peace of mind. In addition, all snacks were specially designed for little hands and mouths to encourage self feeding.
You toddler may enjoy these wholesome snacks:
- dissolves quickly excellent source of Calcium, Iron, Thiamine, Riboflavin, and Niacin
Heinz® Little Kids™ Cereal Bars
- made with whole grains and fruits no artificial flavours no preservatives
- 100% of toddler's daily iron needs No salt or added sugar Excellent source of Iron, Thiamine, Riboflavin, and Niacin No added preservatives
Heinz® Little Kids™ Organic Rice Snacks
- Light, airy texture that is easy to chew and swallow Bite size No salt added, egg free, milk free Made with whole grain brown rice Available in Regular and Honey flavour
For a complete listing of nutritious Little Kids™ snacks from Heinz,
click here.
Tip!
When dealing with a finicky eater, a good rule of thumb is that YOU decide when and what he eats and HE decides how much.

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