Pita Sandwiches
These pita sandwiches for kids and toddlers are a fun and easy lunch or dinner idea.
Pita sandwiches are easy to make without cooking and the fillings are endless!
If you want an easy food idea that gets the kids involved, pita sandwiches are a great option.
My toddlers love to help make their meals. It’s a great way to help kids try new foods and gives them a fun activity to do at the same time!
Kids and toddlers learn so much by preparing meals and cooking. I started getting my toddlers involved with meals when they were 2 years old.
My twins just turned 3 and they love to help make their own meals. Does your kid like to help out in the kitchen, too?
I used ingredients I already had on hand for these pita sandwiches.
These sandwiches are very adaptable and you can use up foods you have.
You can use naan bread or flatbread if you don’t have pita bread for these sandwiches.
Related: Toddler Dinner Ideas
A food processer works well to chop foods fine for toddlers and younger kids.
I chopped ingredients and laid them on a platter for my kids to assemble. For these sandwiches, I used cheddar cheese, deli ham, yellow bell peppers, baby spinach, shredded zucchini, and sliced tomatoes.
My twins loved making their own sandwiches! They chose what ingredients they wanted to put on and how much of each ingredient.
All the kids enjoyed these sandwiches, not just the toddlers!
If you want more sandwich ideas for lunches, here’s 17 toddler and kid-friendly ideas using bread.
These pita sandwiches are a fun alternative regular sandwiches and are good for lunches or dinners!
Other food ideas toddlers or kids can help make in the kitchen:
Will you make these pita sandwiches with your child?
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Paulina | 5th Aug 20
This is a great idea that I would like to try. It is so simple and I can use the vegetables that we have from our garden. I might try this with regular sandwich bread that I have already.
AMY | 5th Aug 20
Fresh vegetables would be great to use from the garden!