I don't know about you guys, but my toddler LOVES to dip his food in sauce. One great way to get him eating his vegetables is to give him something to dip them into. Unfortunately, store-bought sauces are often filled with extra sugar and artificial colours, flavours and preservatives.
This is a great dipping sauce recipe as it takes about 30 seconds to put together, and you can create so many flavour variations using the greek yoghurt base!
Just mix together in a small cup or bowl and serve!
DID YOU KNOW...
You will often see yoghurts advertised as being "probiotic" which means they contain live bacterial organisms which have a beneficial effect on the balance of good bacteria in our digestive systems. Not all yoghurts are probiotic, check the label before buying to ensure that it contains live and active cultures.
Raw honey contains natural vitamins, antioxidants, enzymes, and many other important natural nutrients. These nutrients are destroyed when honey is heated and pasteurised. It is worth noting that eating pasteurised honey is almost the same as eating refined sugar, without any of the health benefits of raw honey.
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Small meal servings and regular snacks are the best way to keep up your toddler's energy throughout the day. Their tiny tummies are not accustomed to just three large main meals a day. A toddler often may not eat as much as you would like them to at dinner time - try to remember that this is normal and that as long as they are getting plenty of regular, healthy nutrition, then there's no reason to stress yourself out over it.
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