We're ending body week with a snack that looks right back at you! Your child makes a plate of silly "eyeballs" from banana slices and blueberries, then plays peek-a-boo with them before gobbling them up.

Our brains do a LOT of work, and today's snack is a fun way to talk about it. The Brainy Yogurt Bowl is creamy yogurt your child tops with colorful fruit and a little crunch. They get to design it themselves, which is a thinking job too!

It's Letter C day, so snack time is a plate full of foods that start with the /k/ sound, like carrot. Your little one hears the sound again and again, crunches their way through it, and builds a big C out of snacks before eating it.

This week is all about our amazing bodies, so we're starting with a snack your little one can "flex" about. The Muscle Smoothie is a thick, fruity blend of banana, yogurt and berries. Your child adds everything to the blender, you press the button, and then everybody makes their strongest muscle pos

We're ending Apples week with a warm one. On Tuesday we made a cold parfait. Today it's apple pie in a cup: soft cinnamon apples, warmed in the microwave, with a crunchy crumble on top. It's cozy, it's quick and it smells amazing.

Once you make applesauce at home, the jar from the store just isn't the same. It's also one of the best first cooking projects for little kids: they wash, they add, they stir and they mash. You handle the knife and the stove.

It's Letter B day, so snack time is a whole plate of foods that start with the /b/ sound, like banana. Your little one gets to hear the sound again and again, taste it, and build a big B out of snacks before eating it.

Welcome to Apples week! We're starting with a snack that tastes like apple pie but takes five minutes and zero baking. Your little one layers yogurt, cinnamon apples and a crunchy topping in a clear cup, so they can see every stripe they made.

We end All About Me week with pizza, and not just any pizza. Your child decorates a mini pizza as a person, with a pepperoni face, veggie hair and cheese for a big smile. It's the snack version of a self-portrait.

Today your little one builds a whole person, from head to toe, out of snack food. It's a body-parts lesson you can eat, and it always ends in giggles when someone takes the first bite out of a leg.

It's Letter A day, so today's snack is a whole plate of foods that start with the /a/ sound, like apple. Your child gets to taste the letter, hear the sound over and over, and even build a giant A out of snacks before eating it.

We're kicking off All About Me week with a snack that's really just an excuse to be silly. Your little one builds a face on a piece of toast, then eats it. Eyes first or nose first? That's up to them.