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Toddler Lunch

I miss those wee little baby hands. Now we're approaching 3, but it seems like his appetite is the same. 

We try to stick with a Main Course, Fruit, Grain or Vegetables, and Dessert.

When it's a busy week, and I need quick fixes here is the current list.

Toddler Lunches:
 
-Freeze dried fruit (pictured here)
-Cheese (pictured here)
-Ham cubes (pictured here)
-Harvest Snaps (pictured here)
-Mini Crackers (pictured here)
-Yogurt
-Danimals
-Go-Gurt
-Cereal 
-Nutri-Grain Bar
-Teddy Grahams
-Chicken Nuggets
-Goldfish
-Ritz Bits
-Tortilla and Cheese
-Crackers
-Fish Sticks
-Hotdogs
-Bananas
-Mini Muffins
-Mandarin Oranges
-Smile Fries
-Animal Crackers
-Lunch Meat
-Chicken Rice
-Corn Dogs
-Macaroni and Cheese
-Meatballs
-Applesauce Pouches
-Noodles
-Bologna Cheese Sandwich 
-Rice Cake
-Fruit Snacks
-Pretzels
-Toast
-Spaghetti O's
-Mini Ravioli
-Shape Chicken Noodle
-Leftovers
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