Kiddie meals are usually smaller portions, but they still tend to include foods loaded with fat, sugar, and calories. Here some tips for turning these meals into healthier fare: Ask for healthy substitutions (fruit or carrot sticks instead of fries or chips; low-fat or fat-free milk instead of pop; salsa or mustard instead of mayonnaise). Talk with your child before ordering a meal so you can agree on the substitutions.
Make your own home version of a “kiddie” meal. You can even add a sticker or fun note. Here are a few sample kiddie menus with healthier choices: Small turkey sub, baked chips, and water or 100 percent juice Chicken nuggets, fruit cup, and low-fat milk Small plain hamburger (skip the cheese), yogurt parfait, and water.
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