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Today I’m sharing another of my easy recipes for kids, this is a really simple one for frozen fruity yoghurt bites. With just a few ingredients and minimal equipment, this recipe couldn’t be easier to make, and the yoghurt bites make a great healthy dessert, snack or even a fun breakfast idea! This is a lovely healthy recipe that even a toddler could make – in fact if Small Baby hadn’t been having a nap at the time I would definitely have got him involved too.

As always, this recipe can be adjusted to suit your tastes and needs – swap fresh fruit for alternatives of your choice (strawberries or blackberries would work nicely) or try dried fruits, or switch to soya yoghurt or similar if you’d like to make it dairy free. I used natural yoghurt as a healthy option because it has no added sugar, but you could use any yoghurt flavour of your choice.
I believe that teaching children to cook plays a major role in helping them build good habits for healthy eating that will last a lifetime. Cooking can help build confidence, encourage children to try new foods and of course it is a life skill that is never wasted. This year one of my new year’s resolutions is to cook more with Small Child, and to share more child friendly recipes here on the blog, in the hope that I can encourage more families to cook together and get more children comfortable in the kitchen. To make this goal slightly more achievable I’ll be changing the format of my ‘Cooking with Small Child‘ posts slightly by leaving out the multiple step-by-step photos, but the step-by-step instructions and free downloadable recipe sheet for your child to try will still be available with every recipe in this series, and every recipe will be tested by my little chef Small Child himself!
I used reusable silicone muffin cups for this project as they are sturdy and eco friendly, but you could also use paper cupcake cases if you have some you’d like to use up. It might be fun to experiment with different shaped silicone cups if you have them – why not make them star shaped for Christmas or heart shaped for Valentines day!

Kids Recipes Healthy Recipes for Weight Loos for Dinner with Chicken for Lunch for Breakfast Pics Photos