Mothering Tidbits to Bring Ease and Joy
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Pancakes are like the cousins to muffins that come in close second. They are equally yummy, straightforward to whip up in the morning (or afternoon or evening) and create lots of leftovers or an easy meal for the whole family to enjoy.
Smoothies are a great option for a snacks or even a meal time element! Smoothies are not only an easy on-the-go snack, but they also are great for teething. The cool temperature soothes those tender little mouthes and there is no chewing required which minimizes discomfort. This smoothie in particular is sweet and delicious but also packed with a variety of ingredients and nutrients.
Broccoli is a food that is easy to prepare and is so versatile. Broccoli offers many nutritional benefits including high contents of vitamin C, folate, fiber, iron, potassium and vitamin K1. Fiber aids with digestive health, folate is great for brain development and vitamin K1 more
Muffins are the unspoken hero of motherhood. This muffin recipe is one that is packed with spinach to add many nutrients not commonly seen in baked goods. They are yummy, not messy and loved by the babes. Poppy LOVES these so much that she is often mad once she is finished and there isn’t another one ready!
As discussed in my previous posts about why to consider and how to make homemade baby purees and toddler food, feeding can be such an overwhelming time! Here’s my list of my favorite feeding related products to make the search easy!
We love overnight oats!! They are no-bake, made in one bowl and make several portions at a time – a dream combination for toddler meals. We have lots of zucchini growing in our garden this time a year and this is a great easy way more
Love these honey flaxseed graham cookies! They are no sugar added, have flaxseed to provide fiber, protein and polyunsaturated fats and are a huge favorite for on-the-go snacks. They aren’t messy, don’t require much clean up and are easy for little hands to hold!
The main reason I decided to make my own baby food was to minimize any unknown and unwanted elements in my daughter’s food. I wanted her to just have food and not all the preservatives and additives that come with pre-made baby food. A recent more
Making baby food doesn’t have to be an all or nothing process. Having the tools and a basic plan makes the process more feasible and, I think, even enjoyable. And I’m here to help. This post contains affiliate links in which I earn a commission more