Popsicle Recipes for Kids

As Seattle starts to heat up, I find my little lady asking for “ice,” which is her 2 year old way of asking for a popsic

Author:: Jenn Louras
Publish date:: Jul 31, 2013
Updated on: Nov 16, 2018

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I have been searching high and low for great popsicle recipes that are healthy and at times might sneak in a few servings of fruit. Here are my current go to popsicle recipes for kids that have found their way into our freezer for the past few months.

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To make your delicious popsicles that much more irresistible, here are some of my favorite popsicle molds!

For your extra creamy popsicle, why not make it look like an ice cream cone. Brilliant!

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Remember ring pops? They are back and in popsicle form. Yes please!

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Looking for an inexpensive but standard mold, pick these up at IKEA for $1.99!

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Take good care, stay cool and be well mamas!

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The secret here is to simplify and start looking for low-sugar/sugar free drinks that already exist to make popsicles!

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My husband loves to fish.

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I always thought making Indian food would be overly complicated.

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My husband and I had the opportunity to enjoy a date night at The Mission restaurant in Scottsdale, Arizona.

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Looking for a healthy, tasty summer dinner recipe.

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My husband is a general fan of my cooking, or so I think.

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My best friend Steven mentioned that he made the most delicious crockpot gumbo.

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Spring is here, and summer is right around the corner.