Sometimes getting the kids to eat healthier is like pulling teeth. What better way to get them excited about eating their fruits and veggies than introducing them to the colors of nature?

Eat the Rainbow:

• Red- strawberries, red bell peppers, watermelon, red apples, cherries, raspberries, tomatoes, cranberries, beets, red potatoes, rhubarb
• Orange- peaches, oranges, pumpkin, carrots, apricots, mangoes, butternut squash
• Yellow- lemons, bananas, squash, yellow bell pepper, pineapple
• Green- pears, granny smith apples, green beans, broccoli, brussel sprouts, avocado, cucumber, celery, kiwi, lettuce, spinach, peas
• Blue- blueberries, plums, eggplant, grapes, cabbage, onion, blackberries, raisins

Here are some of our favorite ways to help promote healthy eating each week:

I Ate A Rainbow Printable Chart by Yummy Mummy Kitchen

Kids pick a color to eat from the weekly color chart. Fill in all the spots with fun stickers or draw silly characters in each box. This is a great visual way to keep your kid’s attention!

Rainbow Fruit Cups by My Frugal Adventures

Pick a fruit for each color of the rainbow starting with blue up to red. These snack packs are simple to assemble and make sharing even easier.

Rainbow Fruit Pizza by Well Plated

Like a traditional pizza, but better! Who says you have to eat your fruits and veggies for breakfast, lunch or dinner? We’re thinking the greek yogurt paired with fresh fruit is great for dessert.

Unicorn Poop Veggie Dip by Totally the Bomb

We’ll just leave this veggie dip here.

Easy Rainbow Fruit and Veggie Ice Pops

Pick your favorite veggies and fruits and throw them into the juicer. These healthy snack popsicles are an easy way to sneak the healthy into your kid’s desserts.

Have any other tips and tricks to get the kids eating healthy? Let us know on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram by using #NatureSeal! As always you can keep any fresh-cut produce (fruit and veggies galore) from browning by using NatureSeal- available on Amazon!