1. Apple donuts Children love donuts, and apple donuts are healthy. Make these super simple donuts and let your child decorate them as they wish.

 1. Egg Mayo Sandwich Make your egg sandwich a little creamy with this recipe. But beware, mayonnaise means more fat. You will need: 8 eggs,

 1. Baby bruschetta Bruschetta is an Italian delicacy made with grilled bread rubbed with olive oil, garlic, and salt. You can make several variations of

 1. Kool-Aid candy dots Do you need a no-bake recipe to keep your children busy for some time? This Kool-Aid candy dot recipe is just

 1. Club Cheese Sandwich An old room-service sandwich recipe that is filling, yummy, and a perfect lunchbox recipe. Here is a slightly modified version of

 1. Broccoli stuffed crepe You will need: 2 whole-wheat crepes (ready made) 1 cup broccoli (washed and chopped) ½ cup onion (finely chopped) ½ cup

 1. Cheesy Egg Muffins You will need: 2 slices turkey bacon 1 cup baby spinach (chopped) ½ cup mozzarella (shredded) 1 onion (chopped) 1 red

 1. Bean Sprouts And Veggie Wraps You will need: 2 spinach tortilla wraps 2 kale leaves (washed and roughly chopped) 1 cup brussels sprouts (shredded)

 1. Instant oatmeal Kids may not love it, but oatmeal is one of the easiest campfire breakfast options when you want something ready in minutes.

 1. Cauliflower Nuggets Rich in vitamin C, cauliflower is an excellent ingredient to make kid-friendly snacks. Here is how you can make tasty and healthy