34 Alcohol-Free Popsicle Recipes For Kids!

Looking for a fun spring and summer treat that's easy to make with only two ingredients? These gummy bear popsicles are kid-friendly and a great way to cool off on hot summer days.

The ultimate refreshing treat – elderflower and lemon juice ice lollies. Citrus and sweet blossoms make perfect partners in this super easy summer recipe. The blossom flavour of elderflower cordial and the citrus tang of lemon juice combine to make an ice lolly that is deliciously sweet and sharp at the same time. You can use store-bought elderflower cordial, or use homemade ones.

Mango strawberry yogurt popsicles – a refreshing summer treat made with only 4 ingredients! These homemade fruit popsicles are frozen dessert recipes that will keep you cool all summer long. It's one of our favorite easy mango popsicle recipes for kids!

These little homemade fruit popsicles Honey Peach Popsicles are a healthy, easy treat for the summer. They're full of delicious ingredients, making them kid-friendly, and free of unnecessary ingredients found in store-bought popsicles, making them mom-approved as well.

These Vanilla and Chocolate Protein Popsicles taste like a decadent summer treat with that delicious vanilla and chocolate swirled layers, but they have no added sugar, they are vegan and gluten-free, and loaded with protein! These healthy popsicles are a snacking-must, this summer!

There's nothing like a cold, refreshing popsicle in the heat of summer. This recipe is super simple and made with 3 real ingredients that you'll love. All are dairy and refined sugar-free. A healthy and creamy, fruit juice and pop without the dairy is a winner! These are delish and you can use whatever other fruit juice or apple juice you desire!

Let's face it; if you're on a keto or low-carb diet, it's the warm, sunny days that get you. But these keto fudgesicles are crowd-pleasers and excellent conversation starters. The kids will love them, and so will you, let's get started! It's one of our favorite popsicle stick recipes for kids!

It's easy to get dehydrated in the hot summer months. Not only do these Hydrating Kiwi Aloe Popsicles include fruit, but the Alo beverage is super hydrating and good for you, too. They are also gorgeous as well!

Hot summer days call for sweet, frozen fruit treats. These strawberry lemon pudding and popsicle sticks are a burst of bright, sunny flavor that will please both kids and adults. They're quick to make – most of the waiting is freezing time. And the popsicle pouches mean you can rinse and reuse them again and again.

These healthy rainbow homemade fruit popsicles are so beautiful and delicious. I got these fun popsicle molds, and we had a lot of other healthy homemade fruit popsicles, too. The variety of colors of the different fruits is what makes them pop.

These Tahini, Honey-Roasted Fig, and Banana Popsicles are great for a healthy breakfast on the go! They've got plenty of protein from the sesame and milk, and the bananas and figs are a filling source of dietary fiber. They also make a great dessert!

If you are searching for a creamy strawberry ice cold popsicle top recipe, then this creamy frozen berry popsicle recipe is exactly the strawberry cream popsicle recipe you need. The best part is you can customize it to your preferences!

Hot summer days call for these easy-to-make Blueberry Cheesecake Popsicles. They're rich and creamy, cold and bursting with fruit flavor. This ice pop recipe is quick and easy. There are no fancy layers or coatings, with many ingredients and steps to make. It's one of our favorite ice popsicle recipes for kids!

These Paleo Poopsicles are full of fun and nutrition. With only 4 simple ingredients they're easy enough that your kids can make them! Free of grain, gluten, eggs, dairy, and refined sugar. You can also replace the banana with avocado!

These strawberry lemonade popsicles are so tangy and refreshing. After a couple of hot months, I need the perfect summer dessert to cool off with. It's one of our favorite popsicle recipes for kids!

If you grew up loving the original cream bars from Popsicle, then these four-ingredient homemade orange creamsicles will make you feel like a kid again. The combination of the brightness from the orange juice and the creaminess from the yogurt makes for a great mix!

These refreshing Spicy Pineapple Popsicles (Paletas) are layered with a spicy, salty spice mix that enhances the fruity freshness and sweetness of fresh fruit even more!

Dulce de leche and banana are the perfect combination for this refreshing popsicle. With a few blackberries, this dessert will be a favorite for both adults and kids. It's one of our favorite popsicle recipes for kids!

Want to indulge your sweet tooth without gaining excess weight? Try these amazing Blackberry Yogurt Popsicles! These easy yogurt and fruit popsicles can be changed easily by changing the fruit and/or yogurt to different flavor combinations. That way, you can enjoy these all through wedding planning without getting tired of them.

These Piña colada Popsicles are a perfect tropical summer treat! Made with coconut milk and pineapple, and optional rum for a coconut pop tail! The coconut milk canned fruit base makes these low in calories, decently healthy, and delicious.

Do you love cherry limeade? Do you ever wish you could turn your cherry limeade into a popsicle? Not just any popsicle, of course, our homemade popsicles because we love homemade popsicles too. It's not a hard popsicle but a type of popsicle stick that is soft and easy to suck pieces off of. Not only is this popsicle recipe the answer to all your cherry limeade popsicle dreams, but it also has a secret ingredient: zucchini!

These homemade cherry and yogurt popsicles are the perfect frozen treat. Made with Greek yogurt and fresh cherries, these easy DIY ice-to-make cherry juice and popsicles are perfect for summer snacks and desserts. A healthier alternative for frozen treats for kids and adults alike!

Calling all peanut butter and vanilla-flavored yogurt fans! This Peanut Butter and Banana Yogurt Pops recipe is healthy and easy, and you'll only need 4 simple ingredients. These Peanut Butter and Banana Yogurt Pops are insanely delicious and so perfect for anyone who loves peanut butter and frozen fruits.

“Beet” the heat with delicious and nutritious Smoothie Popsicles. Trying to sneak more veggies and fruits into your children's diets or looking for healthy treats to beat the summer heat? Grab your blender and make refreshingly tasty fruit and veggie popsicles, perfect for a family/friend barbecue, a snack break during play time for the kiddos, or sitting poolside with your favorite book.

Perfect for a hot summer's day – Strawberry Kiwi Yogurt Popsicles. This fun frozen treat is made with fresh strawberries, fresh kiwis, and Greek yogurt. A fun and healthy treat you and your kids will enjoy.

Black forest desserts are typically in the form store homemade popsicles or a cake. They are defined by chocolate, cream, or vanilla extract of some sort and cherries. Black Forest Yogurt Popsicles are a simple summer dessert recipe. Greek yogurt, cocoa, and cherry pie filling are layered for a black forest treat.

No campfire is necessary to create these yummy s'more pops! This is a great recipe to try with your budding bakers, too. Kids will love trying to make these in the kitchen, and there isn't much they can mess up!

These gluten-free, primal, and GAPS diet-friendly Apple Pie Popsicles are a healthy, kid-friendly way to celebrate apples and summer!

This popsicle recipe combines all the best parts of peach pie and ice cream with the deliciousness of rich honey caramel sauce. A perfect sweet homemade popsicle treat!

Have plenty of fun this summer playing with sidewalk chalk out on the front porch and having SunnyD Fruit Pops with strawberries. Some variations would be pineapple and strawberries, blueberries and raspberries, or kiwi and strawberries. It's the simplest creation that can be easily made the night before a planned day of fun.

Strawberry meringue ice to make homemade popsicles, and lollies, or strawberry popsicles, will be a favorite summertime treat after the first time you try them. They're perfect for both children and adults as they're full of fruit and yogurt, and not too sweet.

These mango, raspberry, and coconut popsicles are a deliciously creamy Summer treat. They're also dairy-free and naturally sweetened! Whipping up these babies is pretty easy. Honestly, the hardest part is waiting for them to firm up in the freezer!

These watermelon popsicles just embody summer! They look like watermelon and they are made out of watermelon… with a few additions. Kids think this is just so funny. Made with natural sweetener, these are creamy and so satisfying on a hot summer day.

If you love either fresh or frozen fruit and grapes, you'll love these grape popsicles! They've got the colder thing going on (since, you know, frozen grape juice is colder!), and they sure do have the refreshing thing going on. After a run in the hot, muggy, summer heat, these are about as icy-cold-refreshing as refreshing can get!