Eating
BearPawsMabels
A Veteran Parent's Guide to Surviving 1800 School Lunches
Parents: we have some good news, and we’ve got some bad news. There's a lot of lunches you're going to have to make.
Kids
Sometimes There's Too Much Extra in Kids' Extracurricular Activities
How much of the busy are we unnecessarily creating?
by: Kelly Flannigan Bos
Wellness
A Back to School Checklist for Your Child’s Health
This will make sure that our kids’ health is ready for school, too!
These five easy kid-friendly breakfasts not only teach your preschooler to become more capable and self-sufficient, it builds their confidence and makes your life easier, too! | Parenting | YMC
Kids
Hans Dairy
5 Simple, Healthy Breakfasts Preschoolers Can Make Themselves
When we give our kids support and the time and materials to learn new skills, they thrive and surprise us with what they can accomplish.
by: Hannah Spray
Kids
Simple Ways You Can "Green-ify" Your Kids Sleep Space Today
These five tips will go along way to reduce the toxins in your child's sleep space and help get the rest their body needs in a more healthful environment.
by: Sara Vartanian
This easy Tuna and Vegetable Salad recipe is a hearty dish filling enough for dinner. It keeps well in the fridge for a great lunch the next day. Substitute with some canned or leftover cooked chicken breast if you like! | YMC
Recipes
Easy Peas-y Tuna and Vegetable Salad
A perfect weeknight solution for a high-protein dinner in a hurry - and leftovers store great for lunches the next day, too.
by: Nadia Duriavig
This 30 minute recipe for Skillet Chicken with Roasted Tomatoes is a great super-quick weeknight meal. It's kid-friendly, healthy, and you can make-ahead for lunches, too! | YMC
Recipes
30 Minute Skillet Chicken with Roasted Tomatoes
Super quick. Bright flavours. Lean and healthy, but people won't even know it.
by: Nadia Duriavig
Recipes
Healthy Apple Pie Snack Bites are So Great We Bet You Won't Eat Just One
These yummy bites really do taste as delicious as apple pie, and are so much better for you and your family than reaching for packaged, processed foods.
by: Paula Roy