1. 25+ Healthy Easter Basket Ideas: Most Even Fit In Those Little Eggs (Egg Stuffers).

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      Every since I gave birth to my first son, I’ve been on a mission to help myself and other parents raise healthy kids.  Although we all have moments of indulgence, without a healthy-eating plan, holidays can get out of control.  The “one” day holiday can lead to 7 or more days of sugar frenzy eating.  If you’re trying to stay healthy, but don’t want to take the “fun” out of Easter.  Here’s some healthy...
  2. 10 Tips to Decrease or Eliminate Sugar in Your Kid’s Diet in 3 weeks

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    1.  Week 1, 2 and 3:  Replace a sugary food for a healthy one.  Most people who struggle with sugar addiction typically have a vice.  Last week, a pediatric dentist I spoke to said the number one dietary issue he found contributing to kids decaying teeth (along with poor hygiene) is an overabundance of processed breakfast pastries (such as pop tarts, donuts, etc.) and sugary drinks. Pick one of your kid’s vices and replace it...
  3. 5 Kid-Friendly Cooking Shortcuts and Food Time Savers

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    As a mom and home chef to a hungry family of six (one big man, three boys, a daughter and myself), I’m always looking for  cooking shortcuts.  The only catch is trying to find those timesavers without losing the yum!  It wasn’t until hurricane Irene hit my area and we were out of power for almost 4 days that I realized the neat little tricks we were already doing that made our lives much easier....
  4. Delicious Homemade Organic Coffee Creamer

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    As a mom I do everything possible to protect my kids health, especially when they are in the womb.  While they’re hatching, my body transforms into a super-healthier version of myself.  Kinda like a mommy foodie superhero.  With each pregnancy, I feel obligated to give up coffee and most caffeine sources.  Many of you know that I recently gave birth to twins and although I’m breast feeding, I decided to drink a watered-down 1/2 cup...
  5. Healthy Kitchen Makeover

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    When my family and I re-committed our self to eating healthy again, I was slightly overwhelmed with task of doing a healthy kitchen makeover. Although I didn’t have a stash of cookies in each drawer (not that there is anything wrong with cookies occasionally), my old kitchen really needed healthy facelift. But, unlike a traditional facelift, where you focus on removing excess, I took a less invasive approach and added things to our kitchen! Here’s...
  6. Tip of the Week: How to get kids to eat healthy snacks

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    Take an extra hour to fully engage your kids in their food choices by planning their snacks or meals on a full stomach BEFORE you visit the grocery store.  Remember to turn off the television and limit distractions.  This creates a better learning environment and helps kids understand and remember their healthy decisions and food planning.  It’s important to remember, that just as we adults fall into impulse buying, so do our children.  If you’re...
  7. Fruit in Season

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    Sometimes, all we need is a simple reminder of how quick and healthy snacks can be. Although this isn’t a recipe, we just want to share a list of healthy snacks that are perfect for lunches, in-between meals and on the go!  The best part about kids snacking on fruit is that parents probably won’t find leftover pieces under the car seat. Spring Asparagus Blackberries Green Onions Leeks Lettuce Potatoes Peas Red Radishes Rhubarb Spinach...

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