Kids love this delicious green fruit, flecked with black seeds. Kiwis are packed with vitamins C and K plus an array of phytonutrients that have been shown to protect DNA and promote respiratory health.

This super-fruit is a treasure trove of vitamins and minerals. Plus pineapple's anti-inflammatory and digestive benefits make it an excellent addition to every kids' diet.

Full of healthy vitamins K and B1 -- plus the essential mineral manganese. Often cooked but really great raw, peas are a super-legume that's also fun to eat, with fingers or fork.

Juicy and delightfully messy, ripe Peaches should be a part of every child's summer snacking. They're sweet but low in calories, and full of vitamin A (essential to healthy vision) plus an array of anti-oxidants and lots of the mineral potassium.

Best raw or lightly blanched - a crunchy crossover snack between legumes & veggies. Full of fiber & packed with vitamins B, C & K plus a healthy dose of essential folate. An all year round, inexpensive snack - perfect for school, road trips and picnics.

With a deliciously sweet taste, both red & green grapes have a low glycemic-index, so they don't create a sugar rush. They deliver a stunning array of phytonutrients. We recommend buying organic since grapevines get regularly drenched in pesticides!

Yellow, purple, or blue corn - they're all yummy and nutritious. Generally best quick-steamed and with minimal butter, corn is packed with healthy fiber, plus some amazing antioxidants including lutein & zeaxanthin (essential for eyes) and also quercetin.

Kids love celery sticks! They'll snack this nutrient-packed super-food until they've devoured a whole stalk. The anti-inflammatory phytonutrients in celery are truly amazing. Whole or juiced- it's the magic food extolled by medical medium Tony Williams.

Crunch your way through raw cauli! Its unique taste and texture make it irresistible - and it's filling too! You can cook it, but research shows that it then loses many of its amazing phytonutrients. A cruciferous veggie, full of anti-cancer Sulforaphane.

Eat it raw or lightly cooked, purple, or white - cabbage is a cruciferous powerhouse of nutrients. It's also high in fiber, and kids particularly love the crunchy part found towards the heart a whole cabbage. These kids are inhaling it!

A bit more tart and firmer than their blueberry cousin, they are a hardy fruit packed with nutritious goodness. Add to cereal or eat as a dessert treat, blackberries are a great source of vitamins C and E, plus pectin to aid digestion. Copy-Kids love 'em!

Is there a kid on the planet who doesn't love watermelon? The ultimate refreshment fruit, filled with antioxidants, including lycopene and the amino acid citrulline. Why is that helpful for kids? It stabilizes blood sugar and staves off diabetes. Yummy!

Leading Speech & Language Pathologist and Pediatric Feeding Therapist Dawn Winkelmann digs into why some children are picky eaters, and the power of Copy-Kids to turn that around in this interview with director Malona Badelt.

Not everything goes perfect on a shoot with kids - our Copy-Kids' funny outtakes & bloopers are just as enjoyable and inspiring!