Looking for a fun (and functional) way to keep your toddler cool, nourished, and entertained? Meet the Happy Pops – our bigger, bolder popsicle designed for toddlers and older kiddos who have graduated from the Tiny Pops. 

Cocoa Chia Pop: Sweet tooth alert! If your child is craving something chocolatey, this cocoa chia pop hits the spot (with less sugar and more nutrition!).

Ingredients

• 1 tsp of cocoa powder

• 1 tbs of chia seeds

• ½ a banana

• 4 oz of milk of choice

Directions

1. Place all ingredients in the blender and blend until smooth

2. Add mixture to the Happy Pop mold and freeze for 4+ hours

Kiwi + Spinach Pop: This popsicle is as eye-catching as it is nutritious. Perfect for toddlers that are curious about textures, colors, and new flavors.

Ingredients

• 1 kiwi 

• 1 cup of spinach

• ½ a banana

• 3 oz of milk of choice

Directions

1. Cut four very thin slices of kiwi and set aside

2. Add the rest of the kiwi + all other ingredients in the blender and blend until smooth

3. Place two slices of kiwi inside each of the silicone sleeves

4. Add mixture to the Happy Pop mold and freeze for 4+ hours

Watermelon Basil Pop: Want to encourage new flavors with familiar ones? This pop is a fun way for picky eaters to explore new tastes while staying hydrated.

Ingredients

• 2 cups watermelon

• 1 tbs of fresh basil leaves

• Zest of one lime

Directions

1. Place all ingredients in the blender and blend until smooth

2. Add mixture to the Happy Pop mold and freeze for 4+ hours

Creamy Peach Pop: Does your tot love creamy textures? This melt-in-your-mouth snack is ideal for toddlers working on oral motor skills.

Ingredients

• 1 cup of frozen or fresh peaches

• 3 oz of orange juice (with the pulp)

• ⅓ cup of vanilla yogurt

Directions

1. Place all ingredients in the blender and blend until smooth

2. Add mixture to the Happy Pop mold and freeze for 4+ hours

Whether you're dealing with picky eating, teething, or just want to offer a refreshing snack, these recipes are packed with flavor, texture, and developmental benefits. Let us know if you try them!