~ I received the same products as the contest to facilitate this post and nothing more. Opinions are 100% my own. ~
One of my biggest challenges with my toddlerpreschooler is that she hates to eat veggies. I know this is typical of all kids but she wasn't always like this, I swear. She use to eat broccoli with wanton abandon and frozen corn nibbles was her crunchy snack of choice. She still prefers tomatoes to, well, any other fruit and veggie and she will eat carrots instead of any other vegetable but sadly, her brother's love of vegetables is not contagious.
Recently I started buying baby food pouches again. Of course, now they are called purees. This is so weird to me because I feel like I am buying more prepackaged baby food now then when it was age appropriate.
At home, she ate off my plate and at the sitters I sent her with the prepackaged stuff. Now, both home and the sitters is stocked, again. I call them smoothies, keep them where she can reach them in the fridge and I can finally feel better that she is getting in her daily allowance. She loves them! And, I must admit it is a pretty easy way to get her to eat better.
Then a funny thing happened. Out of the blue, Sprout asked me to do a giveaway. How could I say no? I buy their products (still) and now I get to share what I already love! Sign me up. The best part fifteen winners!
Winners will receive: One prize packs containing Sprout Organic Toddler Snacks, both the Fruit & Veggie Crispy Chews and Fruity Yogurt Bites, in assorted flavors.
Looking for organic toddler snacks? Enter to win 1 of 15 @SproutFoods prize packs! #sponsored http://t.co/trv3qizdyV pic.twitter.com/miSmtxyxN6
— MryJhnsn (@mryjhnsn) November 12, 2013
My favorite is Tropical Fruit & Pumpkin Crispy Chews. Yes, I know I should not have a favorite but I do. The kids are working their way through the rest and so far the yogurt bites are their favorite - all of them.
The pouches are the perfect size for small hands, toddler and school age. He won't let me put them in his lunch put he has no problem taking them from his sister. Not only is baby girl getting more fruits and veggies in her diet but she doesn't even realize it.
