nutrition for toddlers
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Sunday, April 27th, 2008In my experience, the hardest age to feed a baby is between about 8 months and 13 months. From birth to 6 months, my daughter drank only “mama’s milk” (which was pretty straightforward). Between 6 and 8 months, she ate some breastmilk/cereal bites and some blended fruits and veggies, but breastmilk still was her primary [...]
Cooking With Your Toddler - A Fun Way to Connect
Tuesday, March 18th, 2008One fun way to spend quality time with your toddler is to put on an apron and cook a few meals together. Get out the ingredients, assign a few tasks, and enjoy whipping up some kid-friendly creations.
I have to admit that when I received Annabel Karmel’s newest book - The Toddler Cookbook - I was [...]
Meet *the* Sneaky Chef
Tuesday, March 18th, 2008Missy Lapine, author of the New York Times Bestselling cookbook The Sneaky Chef: Simple Strategies for Hiding Healthy Foods in Kids’ Favorite Meals (Running Press, March 2007), is here with us today to talk about her background, her book, and tips to help moms-on-the-go.
Missy has her Bachelors degree in Psychology from Colgate University. She is [...]
Book Review: Superfoods for Babies and Children
Thursday, March 6th, 2008I love Annabel Karmel’s cookbooks. They’re full of great tips for healthy eating and delicious recipes that the whole family can enjoy. My favorite thing about her cookbooks, however, are the photographs - bold, bright, colorful photographs of foods presented in exciting and interesting ways. On the cover of Superfoods for Babies and Children, for [...]
Fun with Foogo
Thursday, February 21st, 2008* HOT OFF THE PRESS *
“Long considered a trusted partner by parents in providing healthy food and drink options for kids, Thermos has brought its superior insulation technology to a new line of children’s products for ages six months and older. In addition to providing added protection from spoilage and foodborne illnesses, Thermos also offers [...]
Product Review: Froose
Wednesday, February 13th, 2008I interrupt my normal blogging schedule to tell you about Froose, “an innovative new beverage for children that combines the best of organic whole grains and fruit to make a delicious and nutritious alternative to juice that is naturally low in sugar and a good source of fiber.”
Froose® is different from other juices because it [...]
Cookbook Review: Favorite Family Meals by Annabel Karmel
Monday, February 4th, 2008Annabel Karmel is practically a celebrity in Great Britain. She is a bestselling author, a TV personality, and the mother of three. Her fame comes from her cookbooks that focus on nutrition for families and cooking for babies and toddlers.
I recently had the pleasure of reviewing Karmel’s Favorite Family Meals, a cookbook originally published in [...]