Snacks?

Question

My son is one. He absolutely loves peanut butter cookies and corn. He basically eats everything (not broccoli tho) 
What kind of snacks should I give him throughout the day? If I make myself something to eat we’ll share it or I’ll make him something for just himself. Like just now we shared a sandwich together but he also had his own plate of food. But I don’t know if he’s eating enough. 
He doesn’t have a specific diet. He kinda just eats whatever we have (that sounds so bad lol) and he has no food allergies. 
Any food suggestions

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My son ate yogurt and cheerios like it was going out of style. I also gave him cereal breakfast bars made with real fruit. He really likes veggie straws too and will walk around with the bag if you let him.

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Maybe try apples or bananas dipped in peanut butter as a yummy snack. Or some people do the “ants on a log” where it’s a celery stick with peanut butter topped with raisins.

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Just share whatever you are eating

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Try setting a schedule now so when he starts school you won’t have to worry about if he eats make breakfast my son is 4 years old I usually give him 2 scrambled eggs bacon or hot dog lol he doesn’t like sausage so hot dog it is lol with some juice and a yogurt he’ll have whatever he wasn’t until lunch more juice cookies cereal he likes it dry then lunch can be anything hotdog with the bun I make burgers or nuggets or max and cheese or sandwich then until dinner another little something milk or yogurt cookies crackers cheese maybe fruit whatever really and then whatever I’ve made for dinner it’s a lot and hes stubborn to eat but I’m trying to have him on a schedule for when he starts school and this way I can keep track of ok he’s had dairy today and fruit and fiber like bread or whatever and he’s had protein

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He doesn't need to be eating nonstop. 3 solid meals and maybe 2 snacks are more than enough. And it's totally fine that he's just eating what you eat. He doesn't need anything fancy. Our daughter eats hard boiled eggs, fruits/berries, veggies and dip, Triscuits and hummus, pomegranate seeds, crackers, cheese sticks, Cheerios, goldfish, pretzels, etc.

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