26 Easy Valentines Day Treats That Kids Will Love (And Parents Will Love Too) (2024)

Start with store-bought puff pastry shaped into little hearts and top them with cream cheese icing and strawberry jam.

Recipe: Strawberry Cream Cheese Breakfast Pastries

Turn Sunday morning into a Valentine's Day feast with the help of this adorable pancake board. Serve it with all your favorite pancake toppings — blueberries, sliced bananas, chocolate chips, jam, and maple syrup — and let the whole family dig in DIY style.

Recipe: Pancake Charcuterie Board

Give a little pizza your heart this Valentine's day with these festive pizzas. Make a pizza bar with lots of different toppings and let everyone build their perfect pie.

Recipe: Heart Pizzas

You can make these strawberry filled cinnamon rolls either in the slow cooker or the oven. And because the recipe starts with store-bought crescent roll dough, there's almost no hands on cooking required.

Recipe: Slow Cooker Strawberry Cinnamon Rolls

Nothing says "I love you," like a big plate of French toast smothered in vanilla cheesecake frosting.

Recipe: Red Velvet French Toast

You can make these Dutch baby pancakes with whatever sweet or savory ingredients you have on hand, but topped with raspberries and whipped cream, they're a perfect Valentine's Day brunch.

Recipe: Raspberry Dutch Baby

Store-bought Rice Krispie treats don't hold a candle to the homemade version. If you don't want to make your own icing just grab some store-bought strawberry frosting.

Recipe: Rice Krispie Valentine's Treats

Start with puff pastry dough to make these mini apple pies drizzled with two-ingredient icing and sprinkles.

Recipe: Valentine's Day Mini Apple Pies

Pro tip: Instead of baking them in the oven or deep frying in oil, try air frying these donuts before glazing so they get delightfully crispy.

Recipe: Pink Party Donuts

The kids can even help make these super cute cookie pops. Just fasten Oreos to sticks or skewers and dip them into icing or melted chocolate.

Recipe: Valentine's Day Chocolate Covered Oreo Pops

Keep this sherbet punch booze-free for the kids, but add a little splash of Prosecco for yourself.

Recipe: Valentine's Day Sparkling Punch For Kids

These sugar cookies topped with peanut butter-filled or plain chocolate hearts are guaranteed to satisfy any sweet tooth.

Recipe: Red Velvet Sugar Cookies

Can't choose between cookies and candy? You shouldn't have to! These baked treats check off both boxes.

Recipe: Valentine Cookie Bars

Despite how fancy these cookies look, they're actually quite simple. Five-ingredient shortbread cookies are filled with a layer of strawberry or raspberry jam and melted white chocolate.

Recipe: Raspberry and White Chocolate Shortbread Cookies

A tiny bit of red velvet cake mix gives this hot cocoa a flavor boost. While the kids sip on theirs, spike the adult version with some Bailey's.

Recipe: Red Velvet Hot Cocoa

You never need an excuse to eat ice cream, but you should certainly take Valentine's Day as the perfect opportunity to create your own candy-packed sundae.

Recipe: Ice Cream Sundae Bar

If it contains fruit you can definitely eat it for breakfast, right?

Recipe: Chocolate Covered Strawberries

This five-ingredient dessert made with white chocolate instant pudding, milk, angel food cake mix, strawberries, and pink food coloring will steal your heart.

Recipe: Mini Berry Trifle