Sick and tired of that lovingly packed lunch box coming home uneaten? Try out my tips & tricks for packing a healthy lunch your kid will actually eat!
Read MoreWant to know what my favorite lunch box for kids is? Even better..want one of your own??
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Read MoreBooks are just another wonderful way to expose your child to healthy ways of thinking. Here are some of my favorite children's books to get those little wheels turning in the direction of building their own healthy habits.
Read MoreSometimes you just need a little something sweet.
And these sweet cinnamon chickpea poppers are definitely that...little...and a little sweet. A tiny pack of protein that is simple to make and a great addition to s salad, lunch box, or as an afternoon snack for the big or little people in your life
Read MoreHalloween doesn't have to be loaded with processed sugar, artifical dyes, and addatives. With a little creativiety, you and your family can enjoy festive treats without the junk we work so hard to keep out of our bodies. Here...allow me to show you where to start.
Read More"Boo"nanas are one of the simplest healthy Halloween treats that you can create for your little ghosts and goblins squeal that will make them squeal with joy without turning them into little sugar-crazed beings.
Read MoreLooking for a fun and festive Halloween treat for your wee one that skips the sugar? These clementine "pumpkins" are easy peasy (seriously), healthy, and always bring smiles to those festively painted little Halloween faces.
Read MoreSmoothies are a magical and powerful tool in getting your children used to eating fruits and veggies! Find out how to introduce kiddos to the wonder of smoothies (even the resistant ones!) and enjoy 15 kid-friendly recipes to get your family's smoothie habit off on the right (and tasty) foot
Read MoreThese eggs get their vibrant, bright green color from green veggies. Not a speck of artificial food dyes is needed in this recipe.. These eggs are also loaded with all the vitamins and minerals that green veggies have to offer . Veggies should be part of any meal and this is a great way to effortlessly get some in at breakfast.
Read MoreWe've all heard "don't play with your food. However, as child nutritionist, Charlotte Seeger, explains, being playful with your child's food can be an important tool in helping him/her create a positive relationship with what they are eating.
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