If your toddler likes spaghetti, try this twist on it.

My daughter will eat almost any kind of noodle. This delicious pasta has tuna for a good source of protein.

I love french bread pizza. And your toddler will too because who doesn't love french bread or pizza? Crazy people and people who are allergic to them. So if you don't need to worry about gluten or dairy, put these items on your grocery list.

Have breakfast for dinner and make homemade waffles. Everything tastes so much better when they're homemade. Plus if your toddler is big enough, they can help with the mixing and egg cracking.

Toddlers love chicken nuggets. Well, your whole family can have chicken nuggets for dinner and they're better for you than fast food nuggets.

Whitney's 3 year old devours these taquitos. My 3 year old for some reason doesn't like anything even mildly spicy so she stays away from anything taco related. But if your toddler can handle a little spice, these are a great choice.

My toddler loves sweet potatoes. This is a great recipe from my friend Stefani. And it's paleo! If you don't need it to be paleo, you can adapt the recipe to what you think your family will like.

Need an easy weekend lunch for everyone? Chicken salad, my friend. If your toddler doesn't grasp the idea of holding and eating a sandwich yet, you can let them just eat it with a fork or spoon. My 3 year old is not a fan of the sandwich structure. She likes to eat each part individually.

I discovered the magic of hummus about 6 months ago and so did my 3 year old. She loves it with pita chips. You can also get your toddler to eat veggies if they can dip it in the hummus.

This slow cooker meatball recipe only has 4 ingredients! She mentions that you can use BBQ sauce in place of chili sauce. That might be easier for your toddler to eat.

This sounds delicious and I want to make it right now. I love all of these things and so does Toot.

Need a delicious Sunday breakfast recipe? This. This right here. Bacon wrapped in french toast.

Here's another great way to make chicken tenders a whole family meal. Who would turn these down?

Veggies will be eaten. Veggies WILL be eaten! As long as they're in the middle of a delicious pasta. lol

Make it cheesy and your kids will eat it. Everything tastes good with cheese on it.

Remember Campbell's alphabet soup? This is a homemade version of it. Who says grownups can't have letters in their soup too?

Low Carb, Grain Gluten Free, and a good way to get your kids to eat broccoli.

Need an alternative to a box of mac and cheese? Samantha's toddler eats this up better than Kraft.

I make a version of this at least once or twice a month. Really good and easy to make.

Sliders are just the right size for toddlers.

This casserole recipe is literally named her kids' favorite. So you know it's kid approved!

If you have an air fryer, you can try making pizza out of pita bread.

This is a really simple and easy recipe for baked mac and cheese. I'm adding this to my dinner meal rotation because Toot loves mac and cheese.

Get out your cast iron skillet and make a lasagna in it! If you buy the no boil noodles, you won't even have to pre cook them.

Pamela's toddler is obsessed with this recipe. Schnitzel is a German thing. It's thin pieces of meat that are coated with egg, flour, and breadcrumbs then fried to be crispy.

Walking tacos are probably my favorite thing to get from food trucks at the fair or outdoor events. Here's a recipe you can make at home. Toddlers will be able to eat tacos better with a fork anyway.

I love recipes you can make in muffin tins. They make good portion sizes for little tummies.

This is a healthier homemade hamburger helper. (That's a lot of alliteration.) And you can make it in your Instant Pot!

This pasta recipe looks amazing. And another reason to get an Instant Pot.

This recipe uses tator tots as the cup!

I always loved my mom's beef stew when I was a kid. I never actually ate the beef part. I mainly wanted the vegetables. Toot is the same way.

This is an instant pot recipe for a vegan pasta. There's no crazy ingredients to make it vegan. It just is without trying. I like recipes like that.

This pasta was made with spring in mind with fresh spring veggies.

I didn't like Chinese food as a kid. I was a picky eater. But my toddler has really been liking a lot of Chinese chicken recipes. And most toddlers I know love rice. It's a great pairing.

This is a really cool way to make quesadillas! You can alter some of the toppings to your toddler's tastes. Bonus: it only takes about 10 minutes to put together.

Here's a gluten free take on sloppy joes!

Chicken and rice is a classic.

Chicken alfredo is a favorite in our house. Here's a great recipe that includes peas!

My toddler loves sausage. Here's a great sheet pan recipe for sausage and veggies. I love when you can make everything on one sheet pan.

Here's a fun way to make homemade pizza!

I made these a few times and my toddler just loves them. We even served these at a Super Bowl party and all of the kids there ate them.

This is everything my toddler loves. Cheeseburgers and tots.

Pizza + Quesadillas = yes please! Bonus: these are gluten free if you use corn tortillas.

These apple sandwiches would make a great lunch idea.

A classic toddler approved meal idea.

You can make these ahead of time and freeze them.

My toddler likes egg rolls but she has a hard time eating them. Enter: egg roll in a bowl! This is also paleo, low-carb, AIP, and Whole30.

Chicken nuggets aren't just for kids. I like them too! Make some for the whole family. There are instructions for Gluten Free & Egg free nuggets too.

I love a good broccoli and cheese soup. My toddler loves to dip bread in it.

This is an easy recipe and it's inexpensive to make.