Knack Healthy Snacks for Kids Recipes for Nutritious Bites at Home or On the Go

Children will snack, and fortunately health experts now tell us that snacking is in many ways an ideal way for humans to eat. But it's not easy to keep track ofwhatchildren are eating. A plan to make healthy snacking part of a family's diet is an answer.Knack Healthy Snacks for Kidsgives step-by-step information about snacks and snacking that also includes lunches and meals-on-the go for kids from toddler age to teens. The 350 recipes and snack ideas include sandwich variations, baked goods, dips and spreads, snacks from around the world, snacks for those with special diets, and snacks for hungry teens.

Amy Wilensky has been a restaurant reviewer for Time Out New York, written on food-related topics for Saveur magazine, and developed and tested recipes for chefs and cookbook authors. Her books include Passing for Normal, nominated for a National Book Award, and her articles have appeared in the New York Times and other leading publications. The mother of two young girls, she teaches an urban gardening class at Chelsea Day School. She lives in New York City.
Peter Ardito and Susan Byrnes, whose photography studio Ardito + Byrnes is in downtown Manhattan, produce food-related imagery for leading magazines and book publishers. Their work has appeared in Knack Indian Cooking. Visit them at arditobyrnes.com.