This post is sponsored by Danimals but the content and opinions expressed here are my own.
Lately I’ve been trying to make my life as simple as possible. Well, within reason. With five kids age nine and under it can really only be so simple. One of the ways I’m accomplishing this (or trying to at least) is by making it simpler for my kids to be more independent. I knew I needed to do something for snack time solutions. I don’t know about you but my kids are always claiming to be hungry. It doesn’t seem to matter if they ate five hours or five minutes ago, they’re always wanting something to eat. I decided to save my sanity by creating a kids drawer in our refrigerator. This helps them be more independent and it helps ensure that when they do grab some food between meals it’s nutritious.
snack time solutions
I knew I wanted nutritious options for our kids drawer because that’s the whole point–right? I wanted my kids to be able to go to the refrigerator and grab a good snack if they wanted. Knowing they can have anything they want from that drawer at anytime it will empower their food choices. If they have easy access to those more nutritious options then hopefully that’s what they’ll ask for more and more.
I stocked our kids drawer with Danimals Smoothies and Squeezables Pouches. I knew this would be a great way for my little ones to get some calcium and Vitamin D in a way they love. After thinking about what my kids love, I also added some fruit and cheese for other nutritious options.
Danimals options kids love
On a recent grocery trip we grabbed some Danimals Squeezables in Swinging Strawberry Banana and some Danimals Smoothies in Strawberry Explosion. Danimals has so many great flavors that kids love and it’s a good source of calcium and Vitamin D! I like that my kids can have something they love. I can also feel good about them feeding their bodies something nutritious. And Danimals convenient Smoothies and Squeezables pouches mean that they can take their food to go totally mess free! And it’s handy that the pouches can be frozen and will thaw by lunchtime, making them a great addition to my child’s lunchbox.
