I love picnics, I love eating outdoors, and I especially love not having to clean up crumbs in my kitchen. But, taking toddlers and little ones on a picnic, while in theory sounds great, can be a bit of juggling act as you are trying to keep their food from hitting the dirt. Here are some simple solutions to help make your next picnic a little more mess {and stress} free!
Muffin Tin Meal
6 spots for all your kid's favorites. Pictured here: cheese, turkey, goldfish, strawberries, yogurt, and fig newtons. All in an easy-to-hold container your little ones will love eating out of!
Grilled Cheese Kabobs
I used grilled cheese and apples but there are endless possibilities. And, not sure why, but everything is more fun when eaten on a stick, right?
The miracle of cupcake liners and ice-cream cones
Ice-cream cones, and cupcake liners (though not pictured) make the perfect container for your fruit. Plus, they are edible, so no trash to clean up when you're done!
Bug-free Drinks
Simply place a cupcake liner on top of your drink, insert a straw and poof! No more sneaky bugs flying into your drink!
Any ideas of your own? We would love to hear! Share in the comments below.
Happy picnicking, everyone!
Muffin Tin Meal
6 spots for all your kid's favorites. Pictured here: cheese, turkey, goldfish, strawberries, yogurt, and fig newtons. All in an easy-to-hold container your little ones will love eating out of!
Grilled Cheese Kabobs
I used grilled cheese and apples but there are endless possibilities. And, not sure why, but everything is more fun when eaten on a stick, right?
The miracle of cupcake liners and ice-cream cones
Ice-cream cones, and cupcake liners (though not pictured) make the perfect container for your fruit. Plus, they are edible, so no trash to clean up when you're done!
Bug-free Drinks
Simply place a cupcake liner on top of your drink, insert a straw and poof! No more sneaky bugs flying into your drink!
Any ideas of your own? We would love to hear! Share in the comments below.
Happy picnicking, everyone!
