Baby Halloween Recipes

Halloween is just right around the corner! And as much as you want to enjoy the start of autumn by preparing your home for…

Halloween is just right around the corner! And as much as you want to enjoy the start of autumn by preparing your home for the season, you would not want to miss this chance to make your little ones happy as well. May it be through some spooky trick or treats in the neighbourhood or around the village, horror booth or even preparing some spooky snacks perfect for the occasion.

 Autumn is here, and so as the Halloween parties everywhere. A spooky holiday-themed treat for the kids is perfect with this recipe! Guaca monsters are very easy to make, just scoop out the flesh of the avocado, turn into guacamole, place back into the avocado shell, and make one (or all) of your favourite Halloween Guaca Monsters. Now, your kids are in for the season!

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Healthy and spooky delicious treats now at your reach. This crumby chocolatey cookie made up of buckwheat and oats is just right for your kiddies tummy with maple syrup, although a natural sugar, is still part of your little toddler’s to start to kick up for the day.

Moms know that soup is one of the easiest ways to make kids love vegetables. But this tomato soup recipe has a twist and this time, it’s perfect for the Halloween! This is even made healthier as it is low in salt and no added sugar. Tomato soup with a spider web toppings to it is just spooky and fun to sip. Add some raisins for extra toppings and some yummy greek yoghurt.

Pancakes has never been this fun and yummy to devour with. Not only that these recipe is yummy, but it’s a healthy too! This is another recipe wherein you can incorporate the greens. And if your kiddo has an allergy with wheat, no worries then. This pancake recipe is totally wheat-free! Packed with peas and protein from cottage cheese and eggs and is made with oats instead of wheat flour, the mini pea pancakes will surely win your toddler’s heart!

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Another creatively made recipe that’s perfect for your toddlers at home is the mummy toast. Not only that it’s very timely for Halloween, but it’s also a healthy feast for the eyes of your little one! Perfect for lunch, this recipe is very easy to make. It’s just Hummus spread on toast with courgette ribbons and olive eyes. Halloween will be a fun experience for the kids for sure if you serve the mummy toast.

Pooky in the outside, incredibly yummy at the first bite! That’s how Sun Butter and Jack O- Lanterns is. If your kiddo has nut allergy, then this recipe might just be right for him/her. These monsters are just apple slices and are incredibly perfect for snacks or breakfast. If your kids don’t have allergy with nuts, this recipe will also do well with peanut, or almond butter.

As the celebration of scary ghosts and creepy stories begins, then comes a tasty treat. Try these super quick chocolatey cookies are super nutritious and full of healthy ghoulish goodness. Your little ones will love them for sure!

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Halloween is just around the corner with these yummy and tasty, tiny ghostly cheesecake bites. A quick and easy Halloween dessert with only four ingredients just to whip up the rich and delightful cheesecake filling. Surely everyone won’t resist these yummy cheesecakes. Just make sure you’ll make a bunch of it.

Kids will love this snack! This easy-to-make meal only requires you Organix raspberry and blueberry rice cakes to form the body of the spider, a few blackberries (some are crushed) for the spider’s web and the rest halved for the top of the body – and a few chopped grapes for the crawly legs. Pretty easy, right?

This recipe promises to hype your kids up for the Halloween Trick or Treat! You may find them standing in front of the fridge, waiting for it to freeze, they’ll probably finish one platter of these in a minute! But, no worries, because this recipe made healthy. All you need is fried noodles (if not, cereal like all bran will do), candy eyes, desiccated coconut, coconut oil, and dark cooking chocolate. And voila! Chocolate swamp monsters are ready for the Halloween feast!

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We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.OkI love Halloween festivities with the kids, but I’m always a little disheartened when it’s always sweets and cakes that take all the limelight. Especially when we have such a variety of delicious foods around us that can be equally as exciting – right?

Easy Halloween Food Ideas For Kids

Now I’m not saying we shouldn’t give children sweeties or choccies, but I just want to highlight some other less sweet and nutritious food options during these times too, to help little ones get excited about ALL foods (not just ones that have plenty of sugar and salt!)

Also, I’m all about inspo, and I don’t think parents really need TONNES of inspo to help make jelly teeth or sugar blood appealing to little ones (you might need a bit of a nudge with the old peppers though!)

Pumpkins can work wonders as food options. Think pumpkin porridge, pies, soup (try my roasted pumpkin and bean soup recipe!, or just cut pumpkin slices into bat shapes and roast them. Try adding some roast pumpkin to make a yummy Halloween hummus dip. You could also try adding a little cooked pumpkin into my carrot and sweetcorn fritters for a fab baby led weaning option.

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Pumpkin can work well for sweeter options, too. Try adding a small amount of mashed roasted pumpkin to my sheet pancake recipe! Halloween biscuit cutters can go a long way as well if you have any at home (try them with my home-made oatcakes or make some Frankensteins out of my scones.)

If you’re looking for some sweet treats that are likely to be of interest to your little ones, there are still plenty of these ideas too. I’ve included some of my favourites below:

Of course these are just a few options for fun foods for kids at this time of year. But realistically (and if you want to avoid your house being egged!) you may also need to offer up some run of the mill sweets too.

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Why not try something different to make Halloween fun? You could try spooky games, sword fights, Halloween themed dinners or simply decorating the house with your little ones. Parents can dress up too or get involved in a ghost walk with the whole family. And who doesn’t like carving a pumpkin with the kids?

If you’re trying to cut back on the sweets, Halloween themed toys may also work instead of sweeties. So why not opt to give out small toys, magazines or miniature games for children to play with. It might make a nice change for them and is something that will last at least past their bedtime.

I hope you all have a lovely Halloween however you spend it. For more food inspiration, check out these fab Healthy Halloween recipes Mimi’s Bowl shared on my blog.

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If you’re looking for more low sugar options, check out my Sweet Low Sugar Recipes for Kids where you’ll find lots more sweet recipes with less sugar.

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