Beat the Heat: 10 (Healthy!) Frozen Treats for Kids

Combine a variety of fruit and blended vegetable juices to make your own flavorful ice pops packed with vitamins. Try different combinations for even more flavor, like carrot, orange, cherry and strawberry. Just pour the juices (1/2 cup each) into plastic ice-pop sleeves, squeeze out the air and place in the freezer upright.

Serve up your family's favorite Greek yogurt in a new way the kids will love. Pour the yogurt into a large freezer bag, snip the corner and pipe 1/2-inch circles onto wax paper. Freeze the yogurt rounds, then peel them off the wax paper and store until you're ready to serve. Add confetti sprinkles to give it a more playful vibe.

This grab-and-go treat is hard to resist, making it a fun dessert for your next outdoor gathering. Blend 4 bananas and 1 can of coconut cream, then pour the mixture into a brownie pan lined with wax paper. Fold in mini chocolate chips, freeze, then cut into squares. Place the mixture between graham cracker squares, and garnish with more chocolate chips on the sides for a guilt-free treat.

To make these colorful treats, blend 4 cups of watermelon chunks with a splash of lime juice. Then pulse, strain and pour the mixture into small paper cups. Top each cup with a thick slice of kiwi. Place a popsicle stick through the center of the fruit, then freeze. Once frozen, simply remove the paper cup and serve.