Should I give my child a bedtime snack?
A pediatric dietitian’s take on bedtime snacking. When bedtime snack is a good idea, when and how to offer bedtime snacks.
Mega list of nutritious snack ideas for kids (PLUS when, where and how to serve snack)
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5 steps to use baby puree pouches without getting stuck on them
It is possible to get the most of the convenience and nutrition of baby puree pouches without getting stuck on them. 5 steps to using baby squeeze pouches without compromising your baby’s development and nutrition.
Dips for kids: Strawberry Avocado Salsa and Black Bean Dip
By Julia Rosenbaum, a Teachers College, Columbia University, dietetic intern The kids’ food marketers will disagree, but snacks do not have to come from a pouch or a package. Shift your idea of a snack to a “mini-meal” instead of a sweet or salty treat in a...
Two Healthy Gluten-free Snack Recipes for Kids
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Easy Homemade Snacks: Salad Boats, Pinwheels, and The Waldorf on a Stick
Nutritious snacks are important for growing children, but at some point we've all chosen pre-packaged options over homemade snacks. Lives are hectic, a lot of snacking happens on a go and it is just easier sometimes to take out a bag of crackers or open a pouch with...
Apple chips
If you give a mom an apple…. or, to be precise, about 6 pounds of apples (a seasonal bargain from farmers' market), she will make chips out of it. This is a super simple and surprisingly addictive treat that requires almost no preparation work and will become a hit...
No-Cook Snacks: Whole Wheat Cracker Turkey Sandwiches
The following post and recipe was contributed by Emelia Stiverson, dietetic intern from Teachers College, Columbia University. As most parents know, it’s extremely difficult planning and preparing nutritious homemade meals for children every day. So when it comes...
Baked Apples with Oats and Blueberries
The following post and recipe was contributed by Emelia Stiverson, dietetic intern from Teachers College, Columbia University. The weather is cooling down and Autumn is almost here. As we stroll past the stands at the farmers’ market and walk into the produce section...
Do Kids Need a Dedicated ‘Snack Shelf’?
This post was originally published on Stone Soup, blog of Food and Nutrition Magazine. Many families have special shelves or drawers in the kitchen cupboards where they keep “kid-friendly” foods. Some parents allow kids to choose a snack from the shelf if they ate...
Help! My kids beg for food all day long!
This is a guest post by Adina Pearson from Healthy Little Eaters. I met Adina through my Facebook page and it became clear that we are sharing the same passion: providing parents with the best evidence based advice on how to raise kids with a healthy relationship...
Fun no cook snacks – Part 2
This is the second post in the series of no-cook snacks that work great for summer months. In case you missed the strawberry sandwiches, salad on a stick and banana ice cream from the first post, click here. Today me and my fabulous intern Jennifer Rock did some...Welcome to Feeding Bytes!
I am Natalia, a registered dietitian, child nutritionist and mom of three. I love helping families raise healthy and happy eaters, resolve feeding problems, eat well with food allergies and enjoy family meals in simple and delicious ways. 
