Sandwich Toddler Lunch Ideas

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Looking for easy sandwich toddler lunch ideas?

These sandwich toddler lunch ideas are all simple to make and perfect for toddlers and little kids!

My two-year-old twin toddlers like to eat sandwiches and approved all of these toddler sandwich ideas!  Their favorite was the cream cheese, strawberry and honey sandwich.

If you’re looking for lunch ideas for your toddler or need toddler food inspiration – see if these ideas will work for you!  They are quick and easy to make!

Here are easy sandwich toddler lunch ideas:

• Nut butter with jam. An easy classic sandwich.  You could use peanut butter, almond butter, sunflower butter, cashew butter, etc.  I use organic Valencia peanut butter on my toddlers’ sandwiches. 
• Served with a side of unsweetened coconut and steamed broccoli 

• Turkey and cheddar cheese
• Served with sliced prunes and unsweetened coconut chips

• Tuna salad (just tuna and mayo) and sliced cucumber
• Served with sliced pears

• Cream cheese, sliced strawberries, and honey (my boys love this sandwich)
• Served with raw unsalted sunflower seeds

• Almond butter, sliced banana, and honey (make sure your child is over 1 year old if giving honey)
• Sliced berries and banana

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• Grilled cheese and tomato
• Served with cauliflower soup and salad

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• Cream cheese and cucumber 
• Served with a side of unsweetened coconut chips

More Sandwich Ideas for Toddlers and Kids:

• Cream cheese and deli meat

• Nut butter and sliced strawberries

• Hummus, shredded carrots and cucumbers 

• Peanut butter, banana and honey and cinnamon with flax seeds

• Avocado, Tomato and deli ham

• Chicken sandwich – shredded chicken and mayo 

• Mashed banana and jam

• Roast beef and provolone cheese

• egg salad with mayo and mashed up avocado

• Grilled cheese and ham

• Pulled pork (just shredded pork and bbq sauce mixed)

These are all sandwiches I have tried with my toddlers.  It’s a nice change from the regular peanut butter jelly or deli meat and cheese.  Use up what you have and be creative with your sandwiches!  

I usually use 100% whole wheat bread for my sandwiches.  Whole wheat bread contains the bran and germ of the wheat berry – which is the bread’s main source of nutrients.  However, we do use sourdough and sprouted bread often, too. 

Sometimes I make a sandwich platter and have the kids make their own sandwiches.  I lay out bread, cheese, meat and lots of toppings such as spinach, lettuce, tomatoes, sliced olives, etc. They usually add on things they might not normally try such as spinach and tomatoes.

I hope this list gave you inspiration for your child’s meals!

What is your toddler’s favorite sandwich for lunch?