Raising Healthy Eaters Series: Part Two
Now in part two, we are going to talk about some tips in HOW you can set the stage at home to introduce the IDEA of adding in new nutrient-dense whole foods into your child’s meals in a way that does not cause a food strike in the home and helps lay the groundwork for healthy relationships with food in the future.
How to Make CBD Bath Bombs
Sylvia Plath once said, “There must be quite a few things that a hot bath won’t cure, but I don’t know many of them” which I would totally agree with. You may have seen recommendations to enjoy a hot bath when you are experiencing feelings of stress, tension, or anxiety as part of night-time routines. […]
12 Healthy Green St. Patrick’s Day Recipes: Green Food Round-Up
From Breakfast to Dinner, and Drinks to Desserts, get into the St.Patty’s Day spirit with these green recipe ideas. Often St. Patrick’s Day recipes use green dyes which do not work for lots of people, especially many kids who are sensitive to dyes and additives. This should not mean that they can not join in the fun of the St. Patrick’s Day Celebration. Here are some fun and healthy green food recipes that use whole-foods instead of green dyes. Enjoy!
Raising Healthy Eaters Series: Part One
As a parent, we always want our kids to make food choices that support their growth, development, health, and happiness. However, this can be a bigger battle sometimes based on food preferences, food allergies and/or intolerances, and the just plain old “picky eaters” phases that our kids throw at us.
How to do Dry January (& why it’s totally worth it)
Dry January. I like to preface this post with I am not someone who jumps on any nutrition or diet bandwagon because it’s trendy or everyone is hash tagging it! I make conscious and mindful decisions about my health based on what my body is telling me. This past December, I enjoyed mulled wine, sugar […]