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Hello Nairalanders,

I need your help! I’m a mum preparing lunch boxes for my kids, and I’m looking for creative, healthy, and age-appropriate snack ideas. My daughter is 3 years old and in Nursery 1, while my son is 1 year old and in crèche.

I want snacks that are:

Easy to prepare
Healthy and nutritious
Appealing to kids
Mess-free (since they’re for school)
Please share your tried-and-true snack ideas or anything your kids love. Suggestions for both homemade and store-bought snacks are welcome.

Thanks in advance for your recommendations!

Looking forward to your ideas.

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Noodles and egg.
Toast bread
Pancakes
Jollof/concoction Rice and egg
Fried or boiled potatoes with egg
Boiled yam with egg

gasparpisciotta:
Noodles and egg.
Toast bread
Pancakes
Jollof/concoction Rice and egg
Fried or boiled potatoes with egg
Boiled yam with egg

Very tasty, how about fluids?

adalame:
Very tasty, how about fluids?

Water and any of those chi products or beverages should do

gasparpisciotta:
Water and any of those chi or tea products should do

Thanks so much. Still need more ideas though.

gasparpisciotta:
Noodles and egg.
Toast bread
Pancakes
Jollof/concoction Rice and egg
Fried or boiled potatoes with egg
Boiled yam with egg

This is a very good list already. You could also add sandwiches.

Goddd
See rich people 😂😭😂😂


When some people put 100naira garri and two "pure water" and that's it for the child

Reverseng:
First, understand that balanced diet is a scam.

If it wasn't, the rich people who can afford the best balanced diet should rarely fall sick.

Have you written somewhere I wonder, that school too is a scam?

Op, I'm hoping you have a brain in your head and can reason that what the rich do or don't do has nothing to do with what's right or wrong, as money has no correlation whatsoever with sense.

A balanced diet is essential for proper growth, and I would strongly encourage you cultivate that in your children so they will not depart from it as they grow.

Please consider the advice you are given, and do not blindly follow the supposed rich and be foolish.

You have to think of what the child normally loves to eat at home,then work with that to avoid packing meals the child won't eat during break in school.

These are the meals i give my toddler for school lunch.

💗BREAKFAST-
Pancakes with oats flour /regular flour +tea
Custard with milk or soya beans powder
Golden morn (with milk)
Oats and milk
Cornflakes with milk
Toasted Bread & sardine Sandwich with tea
Bread and butter/mayo spread with tea
Pap and milk


💗LUNCH-
Potato/plantain (Boiled or fried) and egg sauce /fish sauce
Jollof rice and chicken
Beans and fried plantain
White rice and chicken stew/fish sauce/egg sauce
Green vegetable fish sauce with boiled rice/boiled potato
Sweet potato/plantain green pepper and carrot veggies porridge with smoked fish
Spagetti jollof & egg/chicken /fish
Macaroni jollof &chicken/egg/fish
Chinese Green pepper and carrot tomato stir fry sauce (with boiled plantain / potato / rice)
Beans porridge with (plantain/potato)+ fish
Fried indomie with carrot/green pepper and egg
White spagetti/macaroni with stew or sauce
Fried rice and chicken




💗SNACKS-
Munch it
Plantain chips
Chin chin
Cake slices
Biscuit
Coco pops
Pop corn
Gala sausage roll

⭐Juice & Yoghurt-
Chivita active zest juice
Chi exotic pineapple and coconut juice
Hollandia yoghurt
Fresh yo yoghurt

💗Fruits
Orange
Peeled Tangerine
Pawpaw slices
Apple slices
Banana
Cucumber slices
Watermelon slices
Carrot sticks
Pineapple slices

RICH PEOPLE'S THREAD.

gasparpisciotta:
Noodles and egg.
Toast bread
Pancakes
Jollof/concoction Rice and egg
Fried or boiled potatoes with egg
Boiled yam with egg

Olodo! She explicitly said food that will not make them fart. You are loading eggs here. You want her kids to drop a nuke in class?

Dogalmighty17:
Olodo! She explicitly said food that will not make them fart. You are loading eggs here. You want her kids to drop a nuke in class?

Ok prof.

Mess = fart in your vocabulary

Well done

adalame:
Hello Nairalanders,

I need your help! I’m a mum preparing lunch boxes for my kids, and I’m looking for creative, healthy, and age-appropriate snack ideas. My daughter is 3 years old and in Nursery 1, while my son is 1 year old and in crèche.

I want snacks that are:

Easy to prepare
Healthy and nutritious
Appealing to kids
Mess-free (since they’re for school)
Please share your tried-and-true snack ideas or anything your kids love. Suggestions for both homemade and store-bought snacks are welcome.

Thanks in advance for your recommendations!

Looking forward to your ideas.
Cc: Nlfpmod mynd44 Seun

1. Ẹkọ and Àkàrà
2. Èkuru and Ẹkọ
3. Akara Sandwich 🥪
4. Moimoi
5. Rice Ball
6. Fruit Salad 🥗
7. Broccoli

adalame:
Hello Nairalanders,

I need your help! I’m a mum preparing lunch boxes for my kids, and I’m looking for creative, healthy, and age-appropriate snack ideas. My daughter is 3 years old and in Nursery 1, while my son is 1 year old and in crèche.

I want snacks that are:

Easy to prepare
Healthy and nutritious
Appealing to kids
Mess-free (since they’re for school)
Please share your tried-and-true snack ideas or anything your kids love. Suggestions for both homemade and store-bought snacks are welcome.

Thanks in advance for your recommendations!

Looking forward to your ideas.
Cc: Nlfpmod mynd44 Seun

My 6 and 4 year olds take home-made pap, checkers custard, golden morn or drink tea with bread (sparingly) for breakfast at home. This is their Monday to Friday morning starter.

For lunch to school, wifey packs in their food flasks:

◾White rice with stew and fish/boiled egg/diced meat
◾Jollof rice with fish/boiled egg/diced meat
◾Fried rice with fish/boiled egg/diced meat
◾Palm oil rice with fish/boiled egg/diced meat
◾Boiled or fried yam with fried egg in tomato sauce
◾Boiled or fried potato with fried egg in tomato sauce
◾Fried plantain, fried egg in tomato sauce and fish
◾Spaghetti with stew and fish/boiled egg
◾Spaghetti jollof with fish/boiled egg
◾Noodles with fish/boiled egg
◾Moi moi broken into small chunks, plantain and fish.

I might have omitted some other foods but that's majorly it, I think.

She also packs a Happy Hour Juice and a Biscuit in their lunch boxes as snack for them.

When she makes zobo, they go with that in 35cl plastic bottles in place of happy hour juice.

Of course, their water bottles are always filled with water and packed in their lunch boxes for them to drink at will.

They never finish their food so when they get home, they sit at the dinning table and are forced to finish the food.

There's no wasting of food in my home.

My 11-month old goes to creche with prepared pap in a flask, cerelac, drinking water, a happy hour juice and hot water in a fask for preparing the cerelac.

You get mind carry one year old go put for school.

Akamu

Fry Plantain And Egg with Yam Sauce

Thank Me Much Later

I dont like food... I only eat to survive

Make sure u sha put in the lunchbox what your kids school teacher or caretaker would enjoy also

Sandwich

Parfait

Stir-fried pasta

Rice and sauce

Sweetfruit salad

Frozen Yogurt and granola

Laslas na the school teacher go chop half of the food



Thread Closed

How many tummy this small pikin get wey you wan give yourself problem untop


1yr old is too small in school fgs

Well e go be

adalame:
Very tasty, how about fluids?

In addition to that, plantain and fried egg,
For fluid, yoghurt and home made smoothie 🥤 would be cool

Genz moms
This kind question no fit happen 10 or 15 years ago..
It is well with our souls

adalame:
Hello Nairalanders,

I need your help! I’m a mum preparing lunch boxes for my kids, and I’m looking for creative, healthy, and age-appropriate snack ideas. My daughter is 3 years old and in Nursery 1, while my son is 1 year old and in crèche.

I want snacks that are:

Easy to prepare
Healthy and nutritious
Appealing to kids
Mess-free (since they’re for school)
Please share your tried-and-true snack ideas or anything your kids love. Suggestions for both homemade and store-bought snacks are welcome.

Thanks in advance for your recommendations!

Looking forward to your ideas.

Go and learn how to make different snacks that can be easily prepared.
We can't suggest for you till you experiment and know wetin ya child sabi chop.

Reno said we should be drinking pap. So you can put pap there.

Indomie and egg

All these Gen Z mothers looking for attention where e no dey!!!

Wetin ur mama put for ur lunchbox during ur time in school?

Work with what your kids like eating .

What works for A might not work for B. ..
Simply experiment with what they usually eat at home at lunch.....

semid4lyfe:
My 6 and 4 year olds take home-made pap, checkers custard, golden morn or drink tea with bread (sparingly) for breakfast at home. This is their Monday to Friday morning starter.

For lunch to school, wifey packs in their food flasks:

◾White rice with stew and fish/boiled egg/diced meat
◾Jollof rice with fish/boiled egg/diced meat
◾Fried rice with fish/boiled egg/diced meat
◾Palm oil rice with fish/boiled egg/diced meat
◾Boiled or fried yam with fried egg in tomato sauce
◾Boiled or fried potato with fried egg in tomato sauce
◾Fried plantain, fried egg in tomato sauce and fish
◾Spaghetti with stew and fish/boiled egg
◾Spaghetti jollof with fish/boiled egg
◾Noodles with fish/boiled egg
◾Moi moi broken into small chunks, plantain and fish.

I might have omitted some other foods but that's majorly it, I think.

She also packs a Happy Hour Juice and a Biscuit in their lunch boxes as snack for them.

When she makes zobo, they go with that in 35cl plastic bottles in place of happy hour juice.

Of course, their water bottles are always filled with water and packed in their lunch boxes for them to drink at will.

They never finish their food so when they get home, they sit at the dinning table and are forced to finish the food.

There's no wasting of food in my home.

My 11-month old goes to creche with prepared pap in a flask, cerelac, drinking water, a happy hour juice and hot water in a fask for preparing the cerelac.

Children and never finishing their meals. Thanks for the input. My soon to be 3 year old hardly likes eating and enjoys select food. Hmm