Comments on: What Snack Should I Send To My Daughters Preschool?

By: Emily S

Emily S — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 16:16:26 +0000

i would send grapes,carrots,yogurt, bagel bits with peanut butter.
etc.
hope i helped!

By: Smart mama.

Smart mama. — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 12:33:26 +0000

Triscuts, mixed fruit, a rice crispy treat?
GoGurt(yogurt in those disposable tubes)
low fat popcorn
animal crackers
celery with peanut butter && raisins? (ants on a log)
those are all things my two year old loves(:

By: altonb1

altonb1 — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 12:29:27 +0000

My son has a similar program at his kindergarten. Last month, we sent boxed fruit snacks purchased from the grocery store. This past month, we sent pre-packaged peanut butter cookies.
You may want to consider fruit, such as apple slices. They also have packaged fruit in individual packages, similar to apple sauce cups at your grocer. Dried Fruit, such as banana chips may be worth a look, but I’m not sure if children that age would be keen on eating something like that.

By: JazzyGee

JazzyGee — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 07:07:19 +0000

With so many allergies and dietary restrictions and concern with bacteria and germs, sending snacks can be tough!
Pretzels are usually a big hit and you can find individual bags of them. I’d also suggest the packaged apple slices for a second one.
Small cups of yogurt would also be a different snack for the kids.

By: Whatsgoi

Whatsgoi — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 03:07:43 +0000

i work in a daycare/preschool so hopefully this will help you:
no peanut related foods. Some kids have nasty allergies. The less sugar the better your child can concentrate and behave.
With that said: fruits, animal crackers, fruit cups, yogurt, granola bars, cereal bars, pre packaged cupcakes are some of the top items that come in. Oh and veggie chips are a big hit too.