Healthy Easter Treats For Kids

7 Healthy Easter Treats For You And Your Kids

Trying to find healthy Easter treats for you and your kids can be challenging at this time of year. You want your family to have a memorable Easter, but you’re probably concerned about all of the unhealthy calories in the sheer amount of chocolate that shows up this time every year.

An average size chocolate egg can contain over 1000 calories! So why not try some fun Easter treat alternatives instead?

These “un-chocolate” gifts ideas below will help to make it a fun Easter for all your family, without it becoming a sweets and chocolate overload!

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Healthy Easter Treats You’ll All Love

Real Eggs

For hundreds of years, actual eggs were used to celebrate Easter. Hard-boiled eggs are fun for kids to dye and decorate, and then you can hide them for a traditional Easter egg hunt. Real eggs make genuine healthy Easter treats for you and your family. They’re an excellent source of protein, calcium, iron, potassium, zinc and vitamins A, B2, B5 and B12 – altogether a much healthier alternative to chocolate.

Play-Doh Eggs 

Get your hands on some hollow, plastic Easter eggs. These are available at craft stores and big box retailers this time every year. Fashion Play-Doh or modeling clay into egg shapes and place inside the plastic eggs for a zero-calorie gift that your child can play with long after Easter has passed.

Easter Bunny Ears

You can make your own rabbit ears at home, or purchase inexpensive ready-made models. Encourage your child to find out how rabbits live and what they eat, and they can pretend to be a young carrot-crunching Easter Bunny!

Plastic Eggs

We’ve already mentioned plastic eggs for holding Play-Doh or clay. You can also place coins, a scavenger list, nuts and dried fruit in plastic eggs for fun and healthy Easter treats.

Make Healthy “Non-Eggs”

Speaking of nuts and dried fruit, you can combine these with whole grains and granola and bake into egg shapes. You can also shape healthy cereal bars into egg shapes and place inside plastic eggs.

Head Over To TheKidzpage.com

This free resource will keep your kids occupied without chocolate over Easter. There’s over 200 kids Easter fun and games in this fun packed Easter Holiday section.

Make An Easter Bunny Omelette 

Try an Easter bunny omelette! Purchase an Easter Bunny profile cut out or stencil from your local craft store. There are also cookie cutters made in rabbit shapes. Add your family’s favorite omelette ingredients and you have a healthy and familiar looking Easter Bunny that is nutritious and filling.

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