…event at school followed by a party for your child’s sports team and then an evening cookie exchange? If so, then you need a plan for not overdoing it. When…
…marketed towards children who are drawn to the eye-popping colors. In addition to foods such as breakfast cereals, juices, candies, and snack items, artificial colors also lurk in foods where…
…not feel like a holiday Scrooge. Did you have sweets today? One of the most important questions that a parent can ask their child, or an adult can ask themselves,…
…more. There are some great resources for serving sizes and fun meal and snack ideas from Choose My Plate. Another tip I am fond of is to look at your…
…challenges that may arise is helping your children consume more fruits and vegetables. We want children to recognize and embrace a variety of produce. But sometimes we need help along…
…morning. De-sugar the snack choices. Keeping regular meals healthful is a good way to offset some of the nutritional damage that the holiday season can impart. Yet, snack time poses…
…Let’s break it down into the best midnight snacks for you. “I’m up all night.” Up all night to meet a deadline, working the overnight shift or maybe even awake…