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Home » Recipes » Apple Blueberry Toddler Yogurt Bowls

Apple Blueberry Toddler Yogurt Bowls

September 14, 2016 by Sammy 4 Comments

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Apple Blueberry Toddler Bowls

Do you have a picky toddler at home?

Sometimes that transition to solids and new foods can be tough. I find it’s easiest for us, with Juliana to introduce her to new flavors and foods early on so she doesn’t get too picky down the road.

One of Juliana’s favorite foods is yogurt. We eat yogurt all the time and she even has a special hand signal/toddler mumble she gives me whenever she wants some yogurt.

She has been gaining her independence and loves doing everything herself, including holding her own spoon. No more help from mom thank you very much.

I’m happy she is learning, but I’ll never understand why our sweet babies have to grow up and get all independent.

Eating with a spoon at her high chair helps her learn and grow her motor skills. One of the best foods to practice with a spoon is yogurt because it’s easy to make and put in a bowl. So, I thought I would show you how to make your own toddler yogurt bowls.

5-Minute Apple Blueberry Toddler Yogurt Bowls

These yogurt bowls take 5 minutes and only 2 ingredients. Easy and fast for busy toddler moms!

Here’s What You Need:

2-3 Tbs. Plain whole milk or greek yogurt

1/2 container of different flavors of Gerber Lil’ Bits

(That’s all you need, easy right!?)

Apple Blueberry Toddler Yogurt Bowls

Here’s What You Do:

Step 1: Put 2-3 tablespoons of your whole milk or greek yogurt and place in a toddler friendly bowl. We use 3 tablespoons of plain greek yogurt and I love using a melon baller to scoop out the yogurt!

Step 2: Mix 1/2 container of Gerber Lil’ Bits Apple Blueberry in the bowl with your yogurt until well mixed.

Tips and Tricks: You can add more/less yogurt/Lil’ Bits to suit your baby’s taste. This can also be done with different flavors of Gerber Lil’ Bits to mix it up for your toddler.

Gerber Lil’ Bits are perfect for these yogurt bowls because they contain real little bits of fruits and vegetables that your toddler can easily chew.

This is so great for practicing to use a spoon.  Just be sure to feed in a high chair and get those wipes ready because it can get messy!

Gerber has tons of tips for the transition to solids and for feeding your toddler!

Apple Blueberry Toddler Yogurt Bowls

Juliana really enjoys these toddler bowls and usually wants more when she is finished!

Apple Blueberry Toddler Yogurt Bowls

Apple Blueberry Toddler Yogurt Bowls

What is your toddler’s favorite food? Have they started practicing eating with a spoon yet?

Did you make your own toddler yogurt bowls? What did you think? I would love to hear from you in the comments below!

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Apple Blueberry Toddler Bowls
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This 2 ingredient meal is super easy to make and toddlers will love it!
Servings Prep Time
1 toddler 5 minutes
Servings Prep Time
1 toddler 5 minutes
Apple Blueberry Toddler Bowls
Print Recipe
This 2 ingredient meal is super easy to make and toddlers will love it!
Servings Prep Time
1 toddler 5 minutes
Servings Prep Time
1 toddler 5 minutes
Ingredients
  • 2-3 tbs plain whole milk or greek yogurt
  • 1/2 container Gerber Lil' Bits Apple Blueberry I love using Gerber Lil' Bits because it contains small pieces of fruit easy for toddler to chew.
Servings: toddler
Instructions
  1. Put 2-3 tablespoons of your whole milk or greek yogurt and place in a toddler friendly bowl. We use 3 tablespoons of plain greek yogurt and I love using a melon baller to scoop out the yogurt!
  2. Mix 1/2 container of Gerber Lil' Bits Apple Blueberry in the bowl with your yogurt until well mixed.
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Samantha Ramos

Samantha Ramos has her B.A. in Special Education. She is a stay at home mom and homeschooler to 3 children in Southern California. Her biggest passion is positive parenting and helping moms find simple solutions to every day mom problems!

Comments

  1. Jennifer Gove

    February 3, 2017 at 12:08 pm

    We have a picky toddler but this may well be worth a try. Thanks.

    Reply
    • Sammy

      February 6, 2017 at 1:14 pm

      Hi Jennifer! My toddler can be picky at times too. The key for me was to keep trying new things and find what she did like. She loves yogurt, so this is a perfect way to mix it up. :)

      Reply
  2. Sarah L

    November 15, 2016 at 3:33 pm

    That’s easy enough to make. And for toddlers to eat.

    Reply
  3. Crystal

    September 28, 2016 at 3:36 pm

    What a great idea! I will pass this along to my sister :)

    Reply

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Hi, I’m Sammy, a So. CA area work at home mom of three. I love that I get to use my BA in Special Education to homeschool my kids and offer more valuable parenting tips to my readers. I’m passionate about being a stay at home mom and helping other moms find simple, stress free solutions for family fun, positive parenting, travel, and food.

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