Snacks for toddler and snacks for the nappy bag.

[~me~]

Nutra Grain or Cheerios..my boys love to snack on these without milk. Any cereal really.
Healtheries have a good range of Rice sticks, rice wheels, and rice rounds. Have a look at the packets as different flavours have different ingredients.
Popcorn
IXL also have a pretty good treat range of things like naughts and crossess...all apparently healthy treats. I keep these as my 'Happy Snacks'.

[Olive]

i was going to say cheerios too, otherwise the healthfood section have similar ones too, not as nice but my DD2 likes them, i find a snack trap great for cheerios (google it)

[~me~]

i find a snack trap great for cheerios (google it)

I have one of those..got mine from the babmini pronto.

[Olive]

me too! though i think toys r us sell them too

[Salad]

Thanks for the info on the snack traps I am very interested in them.

[LimeSlice]

I don't like giving Charlotte dried fruit because of the Sulphates in them (the 200s) but I have found sultanas that don't have any preservative at all...(if that is the reason you don't giver her the sultanas)...The red boxed Sunbeam AUSTRALIAN Sultanas (has to say Australian sultanas) use olive oil, not sulphates, and nothing else - just sultanas and olive oil.

I also found Dried Prunes (Purple foil packet, cannot remember the brand at the moment) without the sulphates either, nice and soft, sweet, Charlotte loves them.

She liked the Rusk things that taste like ricebubbles, not sure what they are called, but they are flat like surfboards lol
The squeezie yoghurt was a hit too, grapes (I used to cut them in half lengthways), ****tail franks occasionally (she loves them cold lol) There is a whole bunch of cool stuff in the supermarket in the gluten free and and organic section, Charlotte was a fan of homemade trail mix stuff too.

HTH

[Nettie]

[COLOR="Green"]I don't like giving Charlotte dried fruit because of the Sulphates in them (the 200s) but I have found sultanas that don't have any preservative at all...(if that is the reason you don't giver her the sultanas)...The red boxed Sunbeam AUSTRALIAN Sultanas (has to say Australian sultanas) use olive oil, not sulphates, and nothing else - just sultanas and olive oil.

She liked the Rusk things that taste like ricebubbles, not sure what they are called, but they are flat like surfboards lol

The rusks are 'Mum Mum' rusks... DS loved them when he was younger too! Angas Park also have 'natural sultanas' without any additives or oil, but they do get sugary quickly because of this..