These fruit Ice pops are so much healthier for your kids than store bought sugary popsicles, yet they taste delicious enough for Adults to enjoy! These healthy, homemade popsicles are very easy to make and also a great way to get your kids and toddlers to eat fruit and cool off during hot summer months. Keep scrolling below the recipe for notes on Popsicles for babies.

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Healthy Strawberry Banana Popsicles (for kids and toddlers)

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These refreshing popsicles are simply made with fruit, organic sweetener of your choice and water. Kids love these popsicles, but they are also a refreshing treat for adults!

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Prep Time 10

Cook Time 0

Course Snack

Cuisine American

Servings

Ingredients

2 cups fresh strawberries
2 ripe bananas
1-2 tablespoons honey *see note below
1 tablespoon maple syrup
3/4 cup water

Instructions

Remove the stems from the strawberries and peel the bananas. Place strawberries (whole, or sliced) and bananas into the blender. Add water and sweeteners, then blend well until smooth and chunk free.
Pour the blended strawberry banana mixture into 2 popsicle trays with 8 popsicle molds, then place the popsicle sticks on top.
Freeze the popsicles overnight, then run warm water over the bottom of the popsicle mold to loosen the popsicles. Enjoy!

Notes

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Keyword Healthy, Popsicle, kids, Strawberry, Banana

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Note* If making these for a child under one, it is not recommended to feed an infant honey or maple syrup. These ice pops can be made without any added sweetener for babies under one (baby should be old enough to be able to handle table foods etc. the age can vary per child and family). If you prefer, you can replace some of the strawberries with more banana for a slightly sweeter taste for your baby. Warning: these popsicles could break off into chunks. if your baby cannot chew solids yet, you can simply leave the strawberry banana mixture in puree form and keep refrigerated for your baby.

These Frozen Popsicles are also a treat for Mom! I especially enjoy these with fresh strawberries from my garden.

I like to use over ripe bananas in these smoothies. It’s a great way to use up old bananas.

Ready to freeze. My kids love these colorful lids that came with the popsicle tray. I do need to find another set because sadly I already broke a top!

My 14 month old with his healthy homemade treat. It is so fun to make snacks for the kids when I know what the ingredients are!

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Healthy Strawberry Banana Popsicles (for kids and Toddlers)