I’ve written about snacking a few times including how to snack when you travel and fun snacks that engage kids. It’s easy for me to write about snacks because I…
…a few recipes on your own. Here are some of the easier snack foods to produce at home for weekday snacking: Granola bars/snack bars/breakfast bars can be easily made at…
…also say Guiding Stars has made shopping fun for their child as their child sees it as a little scavenger hunt. Of course, I’ve also heard that it makes shopping…
Image by Freepik If there’s one thing we can agree on, it’s that we love snacks. Most Americans snack more than once a day, with snacks making up about a…
…your child knows of someone who never seems to have a lunch, talk about what would be easy for your child to share casually with their classmate. Maybe they can…
…has decided between school lunch or lunch from home, there will likely be an occasion where your child could use these lunch supplies. Parents have a lot of cool new…
…to fatigue, fainting, and worse in our children. It also disrupts digestion and has other negative impacts on their system. Are your children playing hard at camp or engaged in…
…encourage snacking (plus the heat usually zaps our appetite for big meals). Healthy snacking sounds like an oxymoron, but the reality is snacking can be a good thing. I am…