What does your child have for an after school snack?

Question

What does your child have for an after school snack?

Answer 1

Cheese and crackers or fruit are a favorite.

Sometimes they make PB&J sandwiches.

Answer 2

Usually my daughter has yoghurts, biscuits or fruit as a snack. I sometimes give her celery sticks and carrot sticks with a dip of mayo although this isnt very often.

I would also give her healthy cereal bars but they are a bit expensive!

Answer 3

i dont have a kid but my little cousin comes over and he always has a bannana i some times have one with hime and make funny noises when i eat it to make him lagh

Answer 4

my daughter, who is 8 years old, has plenty of choices.

some of them are a variety of fruits, like oranges, apples, grapes, or blueberries.

or she could have a granola bar (special K chocolatey drizzle)

she could have one of the millions 100 calorie packs i bought, such as oreos, chips ahoy, nutter butters....

but her favorite snack has to be an ice cream sandwich during summer time.

Answer 5

fruit

Answer 6

Healthy Banana Cookies

INGREDIENTS

3 ripe bananas

2 cups rolled oats

1 cup dates, pitted and chopped

1/3 cup vegetable oil

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).

In a large bowl, mash the bananas. Stir in oats, dates, oil, and vanilla. Mix well, and allow to sit for 15 minutes. Drop by teaspoonfuls onto an ungreased cookie sheet.

Bake for 20 minutes in the preheated oven, or until lightly brown.

Answer 7

We have a ton of options for my son. Precut apples, fruit snacks, sometimes a full sandwich if he is that hungry. We also have the 100 calorie packs of cookies, pretzels, and popcorn that work great

Answer 8

pb on celery sticks

100 calorie packs

popcorn

pita sandwiches

raisin bread

muffins (any flavor I make)

pbj on tortillas

yogurt/gogurt

chips

any kind of fruit

crackers

those snack size sausage n biscuits

the list goes on and on

Answer 9

She is in kindergarten now and her fav after school snack is a waffel.  No butter or anything, just a plain buleberry waffel.

Answer 10

Apple slices topped with peanut butter.

Grahm crackers dipped in apple sauce.

Salami and crackers.

String cheese.

Yogurt & granola.

Some days, an occasional 2 cookie limit.

Answer 11

I have a snack bin in the kitchen, usually stocked with baggies of cheezits, trail mix, pretzels, or granola bars, kudos bars etc.  I also have yogurt in the fridge, and bananas and apples on the counter.  Sometimes I let the kids have a small piece of candy, especially if dinner will be early, but if we have a long time till dinner they have to have a more substantial snack.

Answer 12

well he's 10 and going through a growth spurt, so his afternoon snack is pretty much anything that isn't nailed to the counter. twinkies, bananas, easy mac, ham, lunchablles, popcorn, chips, whatever he can find and will fit in his mouth! he's a bottomless pit and getting expensive! if child labor wasn't against the law, i'd make him get a job and pitch in for groceries!

Answer 13

milk n cookies

Answer 14

My son is 12 and he usually just grabs something to drink unless there is a specific snack set out for him - so usually nothing!

My daughter, who is 4, would eat fruit all day long if I let her!

Answer 15

every day when i come home from school i go to the kitchen and  cook some rice or spegheti with pork meat