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By Early Moments

• One Fish, Two Fish, A Bowl Full of Goldfish

  By Maria Tallarico

  A classic book meets a convenient snack in this adorable bowl of Goldfish crackers inspired by One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish. Simple, economical and an easy centrepiece for a birthday party—this snack requires no preparation or cooking, and you don’t need to follow a complicated recipe.

• The Cat’s Hat, How’d They Do That?

  By Maria Tallarico

  One of the most instantly-recognizable Dr. Seuss features is none other than the signature red and white striped hat worn by the cat in The Cat in the Hat. Create these hats with an open-faced Oreo, red lifesavers, and a few dabs of frosting for another touch of sugary goodness.

• Another Hat, How About That?

  By Maria Tallarico

  A snack that is certainly parent approved, this one combines bananas and strawberries on a skewer for a nutritious take on the striped hat from The Cat in the Hat. Worried the bananas will brown? Marshmallows are a great alternative for older children.

• Green Eggs & Ham? Yes, We Can!

  By Maria Tallarico

  As Dr. Seuss teaches us, a little imagination goes a very long way. This great take on the classic book can be made quite easily and only two ingredients are required: white chocolate and green M&Ms. Melt the chocolate on a baking shape and place an M&M in the chocolate when it begins to cool down. Voilà! Green eggs for all!

• How the Grinch Stole Salad

  By Maria Tallarico

  How do you make a kid beg for good greens? Grinch-ify them! Who in Whoville could resist this tasty What Was I Scared Of?–inspired Grin-itch spinach salad?

• So This is How the Grinch Stole Christmas…

  By Maria Tallarico

  Have a cranky holiday dinner guest on your hands? Serve them these adorable Grinch-inspired strawberry, banana, and grape kabobs, and watch their heart grow three sizes.

• Strawberry 1, Strawberry 2

  By Maria Tallarico

  Need a creative idea that will add some wow factor to birthday party? Who better to call than Thing 1 and Thing 2!? Chocolate-dipped strawberries and a bit of blue food coloring are all you need for this adorable tray of Seuss-approved snacks.

• Planting Truffula Trees

  By Maria Tallarico

  These enchanting Truffula trees, made of sprinkle-topped marshmallows, are almost too pretty to eat. We said almost—you can bet these will disappear quite quickly at a playdate.

• I Am Lorax, Hear Me Roar

  By Maria Tallarico

  If The Lorax has captured your child’s attention, he or she will love this orange-mustached snack version. It’s easy to make and it will definitely get a lot of love.