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- Popsicle mold or small containers and popsicle sticks.
- Juice.
- Frozen fruit (optional).

Today was the first day we kicked it up another notch by using these star shaped popsicle molds {available here in different colors} that I came across after the old mold broke when it hit the floor fully frozen – and E helped make her first batch of popsicles. She was SO excited!
Together, we added frozen blueberries to five individual molds, and raspberries to one of them. {E hasn’t been too fond of raspberries, so I want to see if she likes them better when they’re part of one of her beloved popsicles.}
I poured the juice myself but E could definitely do it next time.





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We love to make these! My 4-year-old gets such a kick out of making her own popsicles! We’ve never tried adding fruit, but we’ll have to give it a shot next time!
E was incredibly proud of her own popsicles as well! She likes it even better with added fruit – especially the “boobabies” (blueberries) 😉 We’ll try other types of fruit next time. I’m sure pretty much anything will work, fresh or frozen, as long as it’s in small enough pieces.
I really like this popsicle’s me and by Little sister Shing made theese with peach and infused water it tasted soo good and i will pobaly make them again a lot of times
Oooh, that sounds delicious! So glad you guys liked it!