I'm not sure there's anything better than a chocolate-y treat combined with PB. I remember being so excited for Easter baskets to arrive with the one hope there'd be a Reese's peanut butter egg in them. Unfortunately, it seems. . .
Fresh baked bread!!! Am I right? The smell, the taste, the texture, the memories… I remember when bread was a staple in our home and somehow made an appearance at almost every meal. I also remember when I started working and training in. . .
Gluten free and nut free. . . When I started learning about gut health I was amazed at the connections throughout all systems. My journey began with a local naturopath as I was having a very hard time conceiving (3+ years). He reviewed all my. . .
We've got this. I feel there is a lot we can do to support our children’s immune systems. This is ever more important throughout the holiday season. As mothers we know that too much sugar can send the wellbeing of our littles down hill. . .
How do you do Halloween? This is a question I get a lot this time of year. Generally, anyone who knows me gets the sense that I’m a bit of a stickler on what goes into my children’s bodies. That said, I do realize they are kids and. . .
The 5 most important elements of nutrition for kids The world of nutrition is constantly changing and it can feel daunting as a parent thinking about nourishing our littles. I definitely have found myself overwhelmed at times, as I’ve. . .
Real food. This is the number one principal to follow when feeding our littles. Life as a parent can be overwhelming so let’s try not to over complicate this nutrition thing. I believe the most important guideline we need to focus on and teach. . .
I spent 9 months growing a human inside of me and it seemed relatively effortless. Then babe arrived, and as I held this beautiful bundle in my arms I couldn’t help panicking a little. Do I know enough? Enough to keep this little one healthy. . .
Dietary Recommendations with Meal Ideas for Healthy Children I spend a lot of my time thinking about feeding my family. I think about what they need to fuel them, aid with digestion, help them focus, fight whatever bugs are floating around at. . .
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