My kids are really picky eaters, and I’m struggling to find meals that are both fun and healthy. Last night, I tried making a vegetable stir-fry, but they turned their noses up at it! 
I want them to enjoy their meals while also getting the nutrition they need. I’ve heard of some creative recipes, but I’d love to hear your ideas! What are some fun and healthy meals I can make for my kids that they’ll actually want to eat? Thanks in advance for your help! 
Use cookie cutters to shape fruits and veggies into fun designs. Sandwiches, cheese, and slices of cucumber can all be made into stars and hearts, making them much more enticing.
Who doesn’t love tacos? Set up a taco bar with healthy fillings—like black beans, grilled chicken, chopped veggies, and all the toppings. Let the kids build their own, so they feel involved.
Blend up some fruit and yogurt and serve it in a bowl topped with granola, seeds, and colorful fruits. They can customize their own toppings—it’s like dessert for breakfast.
Use whole grain or cauliflower crust and let the kids add their favorite toppings like spinach, bell peppers, and lean meats. You can make it healthier by controlling the cheese and sauce quantities.
Kids often love breakfast foods! Try making whole grain pancakes or waffles and serve them with a side of fruit or yogurt. You can even sneak in some oats for added health benefits.
Create a healthy dip station with hummus, yogurt-based dips, or guacamole, and provide colorful chopped veggies and whole-grain pita chips for dipping. It’s a fun snack that feels like a party.
Try whole grain or veggie-based pasta and toss it with colorful veggies and a homemade tomato sauce. You can even add pureed veggies to the sauce for an extra nutrition boost.