Sweet potatoes are one vegetable that children are likely to enjoy. However, if your children crinkle their noses when you ask them to eat their sweet potatoes, reel them in

with a mac 'n cheese dish. They'll never know that cheesy goodness is actually loaded with a healthy heaping of sweet taters.

We found this sweet potato mac 'n cheese recipe

from Nigella Lawson.

Avocado pudding? Doesn't sound very appealing, we know. But all your children need to hear is the word "chocolate" and they'll be sold! The only downside is that they'll probably

ask you to make this all the time. And even though it has a healthy element, you can't load your kids up on chocolate every day.

Check out

target="_blank">How Sweet It Is for a great avocado pudding recipe.

You know what's interesting? Most kids don't like avocados, but they like guacamole. Which begs the question, will kids who don't like broccoli like broccomole? Yes, you read that right.

It's broccoli guacamole! And it's a genius way to trick your kids into eating the fluffy green veggie. Serve with tortilla chips on fiesta night, and your kids will love

it!

Head over to Domestic Fits to get this recipe.

The evil (but not as scary) twin of broccoli, cauliflower, is often met with the same disgusted look from children who are asked to try it. But now, they're going

to like it and not even know it! Because mashed potatoes usually go over well with kids, and these mashed "faux-tatoes" will please them too.

Get a great cauliflower mashed potato

recipe over on iFoodReal.

Even if your children are turned off by green foods or drinks, a smoothie will usually get their attention regardless. You don't have to tell them that it's loaded with

healthy ingredients like spinach. There are tons of smoothie recipes that include other kid-friendly ingredients.

You'll find a spinach, grape and coconut smoothie recipe over at Real Simple.

You had me at chocolate chips. At least, that's what your child might be thinking when you offer her a chocolate chip zucchini muffin. The two ingredients don't sound like

they go together, but that's why this healthy treat is great- it tastes good (kids win), and it's good for you (moms win)!

There's a chocolate chip zucchini muffin recipe

on Amy's Healthy Baking that looks amazing.

Mmm...don't you just love pancakes? Your children probably do! Which is why they'll probably have no problem enjoying butternut squash pancakes. The sweet flavors and tasty ingredients will hide the

fact that this breakfast recipe is actually good for your kids.

Head over to NutriPlanet to get this recipe.