Staycation Idea for Families: Explore the World through Food 2020 was supposed to be a year of travel for my family. For Spring Break, we had planned on a road trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles along Route 1. That didn’t happen. Then, my husband and I had planned on traveling to Europe this fall to celebrate our 15-year anniversary. That’s out, too. This summer has definitely not turned out the way many of…
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Last week my boys had their final day of school and we entered into the next phase of this socially distanced life we are living: a summer with no camp. Summer is already a time of year when the clamoring for snacks and treats can be a bit tricky, but this year when the boys will be home so much more than usual, I suspect the desire for fun and different items to eat will…
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Want help getting dinner on the table? The best thing you can do is teach your kids to cook, so we’re sharing recipes kids can make for dinner, as well as tips to set you up for success when teaching your kids to cook. When I was 14, my mom sat our family down and announced that she wasn’t going to be making dinner every night anymore. She said that she was exhausted by the…
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The reality of the pandemic is here. Across the country schools are closing, social distancing is encouraged, and parents are panicking and asking the question: how do I keep my kids busy during school closures? As a work-from-home mom this is a dilemma that I face with every snow day and school break when we don’t have travel plans, so the pain that many parents are feeling is a discomfort I am all too familiar…
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Thank you to NanoSalad for sponsoring this post. All opinions are my own. Whenever I give workshops on how to raise healthy and happy eaters (if you want me to visit your community to speak about this or other issues related to cooking for and feeding your family, please get in touch!), one of the questions that I get every time is: how do I get my kid to eat fruits and vegetables? It is…
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