After dinner/before bedtime snack ideas

[mara16jade]

My 17 month old will wake up constantly at night if he doesn't get a snack.

What do you all give?

 

[MindUtopia]

We used to sometimes do yogurt or a small bowl of porridge or a banana. Anything with lots of protein is good too, cheese and crackers, rice cakes with peanut butter, etc. Now we just eat too late that it doesn't matter. We don't usually finish dinner until 7 and then she's upstairs for a bath and to bed. So moving dinner later might also be an option depending on how it works for everyone's schedule?

 

[k4th]

When dd was at nursery she would eat tea at 4pm so we always had supper. Favourites were soreen bread, toasted teacake, Nutella toast, yogurt with fruit and crackers with cheese. Not always healthy.... *blush* but I knew she'd had lots of fruit & veg at nursery & she always eats well. Supper was a bit of a treat for us curled up together with warm milk.

I miss that now she's at school

 

[laura109]

Rusks
Kiddiliciois wafers
Raisons
Mashed banana
Tiny bit of bread and jam?
Abit of porridge

 

[laura109]

Maltloaf is snother my lg loves

 

[mara16jade]

Lol I understood about half the stuff you listed.

Ok, what's a rusk,Kiddiliciois wafer and porridge? Is porridge oatmeal?

 

[Midnight_Fairy]

Banana!

 

[laura109]

Lol sorry hun i am in the uk there baby snacks. Yes porridge is oats x

 

[noon_child]

Avoid anything sticky - cos it takes an age to clean of any teeth (I've banned malt loaf before bed, its just a hassle). Oatmeal/porridge or any breakfast cereal has always been a favourite in our house.

 

[threebirds]

Weetabix

 

[mara16jade]

What is weetabix??