21 Blissfully Easy Desserts You Can Make With Your Kids

Your kids can help prepare these cookies, but what they'll really love doing is painting an image on them once they're done.

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This super-simple recipe is wonderful for getting kids involved in the kitchen AND eating healthy.

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Kids will love mixing the Fruity Pebbles and melted butter/marshmallows almost as much as eating this delish twist on the classic Rice Krispie treat.

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Are your kids more into Trix? If so, you need to team up to make these. (Sorry, no rabbits are allowed to help.)

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This is an awesome recipe/science experiment every parent should try with their kid at least once. Basically, it involves a lot of shaking!

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Enjoy lots of mixing and spreading fun without having to use the stove or oven.

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Even young kids can help out making these healthy treats.

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Kids can get really involved with this one by mixing the ingredients, spreading the jam, and sprinkling oats on top.

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This isn't one to try with kids who have nut allergies, of course, but the prep process has lots of kid-friendly steps — and the results are yum-yum-yummy.

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This is another easy and healthy one your kids will love.

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This is a no-bake dip, so all you and your kids need to do is mix the ingredients, then toss them in the fridge!

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Your kids put the chocolate chips and marshmallows in the skillet, then you take over and put it on the stove.

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Kids will love shaping the canned biscuits into donuts — and gorging on the finished product, of course.

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This recipe involves 15 minutes of pulling the taffy, which kids absolutely love!

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You need just three ingredients to make this deliciousness.

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This one is almost guaranteed to be mess-free even for the littlest of littles.

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You'll love the strawberries; your kids will love the sprinkles (and the strawberries).

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The main part of this recipe involves whisking the ingredients, which is a fun — and appropriate — task for kids.

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This recipe includes a step where the dough is rolled into balls, so yeah, kids like making these.

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Holy cow — this is the ultimate kids' recipe. Not only does it involve using balloons to make chocolate bowls, but then you and your kids fill them with pudding. Drool.

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