This week for Pinned it, Made it Monday, I'm sharing a little snack that Luke, Joy, and I put together. I knew when I saw these that it would be a winner with Luke. It involves food, (actually healthy food), and vehicles.
Here's the original pin from my Fun with Food board. (I just love these ways to combine food with fun for kids):
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| Source: Bent on Better Lunches |
And here's ours:
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| We just broke our toothpicks in half and used one half for the front wheels and the other half for the back wheels. |
Luke loved it and he was eating healthy all the while..............
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Update on Joy: We are definitely spending at least one more night at the hospital, (maybe two). They are doing more tests tomorrow and they had to put her back to a liquid diet because she couldn't tolerate any food at all without pain. They say her pancreatic enzymes are trending down, which is good. They're still not normal by any means but not nearly as high as they were. We appreciate all the prayers!
Thanks for stopping by today! Happy Pinning and Making! :)
My nephews would love these! I have to remember this the next time I watch them. They are 3 and 7.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute and clever way to get the little ones to eat a healthy snack. Luke looks like he was really enjoying it! :) I've been sending up many prayers for sweet Joy (and her Mama as well because I know for a fact that this is just as hard on you as it is on her) and will continue to do so. Thank you for keeping us updated!
ReplyDeleteMy son would love these!
ReplyDelete~Christina
What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for Joy...but very glad they are not sending her home too early and that they are being very thorough. Patience for healing!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Darbee love apples and grapes, so we will definitely be making these. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteToo cute!! My littles would love these for a snack--one of the almost 2 yr.old's first words was "car"! (I would need to take the toothpicks out before they could eat them,of course!)
ReplyDeletePraying for Joy!
You always make it so fun for your little guy. I know Quinn would love this. She loves helping in the kitchen too.
ReplyDeleteSo cute :)
ReplyDeleteYou should check out my food blog, I have a few cute food things for kids, like Sloppy Joe Bun Buggies, I think Luke would love those :)
My grand kids would love these, I'll have to remember this next time they are over. Thanks
ReplyDeleteCute idea! My 6 year old would like those.
ReplyDeleteTammy~~I hope Joy is feeling better and home now.
Mama,
ReplyDeleteThat was a fun, cute, and healthy snack. :) One of those good products of Pinterest. :D
Love you! 8!
Love,
Joy :)