In this cute coloring sheet, the little veggies are trying their best to show you how they feel about food. It’s a great way for children and adults alike to get some fresh ideas for what makes up a healthy diet.
“Nurture Life” is a website that provides finger foods for people who are looking to eat healthier. The site also has coloring sheets that can be used as an activity for children.
When you offer your kid opportunities to engage with vegetables outside of their plate, they are more likely to approach them with ease when they do appear at mealtime. Print out our coloring page to create a fun vegetable world for your kids to create!
Katie Klepek is a writer.
Katie gets to combine her passions—family, cuisine, and healthy living choices—with designing a tailored experience for Nurture Life’s brand as director of marketing. She co-founded the successful event production firm Reinventing Events and has over 18 years of expertise in business, communications, marketing, and event planning. Katie’s diversified experience enables her to conceive, plan, and execute outcomes by successfully combining communication and organizational abilities. Katie was born and reared in the Midwest and studied English and Communication at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Katie runs marathons and co-hosts a horror movie podcast with her husband when she’s not spreading joy (and eating cookies) at Nurture Life. She has a 3-year-old daughter who has grown up on Nurture Life, and she is expecting another girl!
The “green vegetables for babies 4-6 months” is a coloring sheet that shows the different colors of vegetables. The vegetable in the middle is green and has been drawn to show how it looks when it’s cooked.
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