Sugar seems to be in everything these days, but that doesn’t mean it has to be in your toddler’s diet. And eliminating excess sugar from your toddler’s diet doesn’t have to mean no dessert. No “mean mommies” here, people! Let your child indulge in sweet treats you can feel good about giving them because they are 100% healthy and contain no added sugar. You will even find a few (or maybe all) on here that you will want to eat too!

1. Fresh Fruit Popsicles– You won’t have a problem getting your toddler to eat their fruit with these, I guarantee it!

2. Vegan Sugar Cookies– Now you can let your child enjoy a cookie or two! These healthier vegan sugar cookies are super easy to make and require just seven ingredients.

3. Watermelon Granita– A frozen fruit treat!

4. Homemade Vanilla Frozen Yogurt– Tastes like ice cream, but it’s anything but! Let your child enjoy their own delicious frozen treat the next time your family is having ice cream night!

5. Avocado Popsicles– The avocado and banana make it rich and creamy, and they are packed with protein, fiber, and healthy fats for your toddler!

6. Creamy Coconut Brown Rice Pudding– Brown rice and coconut milk are the perfect combination to make this a sweet creamy treat your toddler will love!

7. Vanilla Berry Coconut Popsicles– These are as good as they sound!

8. Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies– These cookies don’t contain any flour. Instead, they’re held together by a protein-rich combination of quinoa, peanut butter, and egg with the perfect amount of dark chocolate chips sprinkled right in. Another healthy swap is the use of pure maple syrup instead of processed sugar.

9. Kiwi Popsicles– Satisfy your child’s sweet tooth with this fruity treat!

10. Lemonade Popsicles– Made with just fresh lemon juice, honey, and water, these are a healthy alternative to a glass of sugary lemonade on a hot day!

11. Watermelon Popsicles– Another three ingredient fruit treat for those hot summer days!

With so many delicious options to choose from, there is sure to be something on this list your toddler will love! And if you are still having trouble figuring out how to eliminate sugar from your toddler’s diet, here are some tips on how to limit your toddler’s sugar intake and why it’s important.

*Make sure to check with your child’s pediatrician about when it’s safe to introduce honey into your child’s diet.