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Quick Baby Food Recipes for a Happy, Healthy ChildWe all want our babies to be happy and healthy! Making your own baby food can be a great way to ensure your infant is getting the important vitamins and minerals they need to grow big and strong. All you need are some simple ingredients, a sharp knife, and a potato masher or fork.
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An Easy, Healthy Lunch Idea Kids LoveQuesadillas are popular with children and are a speedy answer for lunch or snack time. It’s also a kid-friendly way to introduce broccoli into their diet.
An Easy Gluten-Free Pancake Recipe You Can Make With Your ChildSwap traditional pancakes for this easy two-ingredient recipe you can make with your child. If your family is restricting gluten due to dietary needs, health concerns, or allergies, this is a great alternative pancake recipe.
Fast, Fresh, and Fun: A Cookbook from First 5 From breakfast burritos to banana milkshakes to homemade hummus with crunchy veggie dippers, you’re sure to find a fast, healthy, and kid-friendly recipe in this free cookbook from First 5. Bright photos, simple instructions and “learning opportunity” tips encourage tiny chefs to sort, stir, and count with you in the kitchen!
Do You Have a Picky Eater? Try These TipsIf you’ve ever prepared a meal for your child only to be met with tears and tantrums, you’re not alone. Picky eating is common among toddlers and preschoolers. But with some patience, planning, and creativity, you can help them overcome their picky eating.
Healthy Breakfast Ideas for Mornings on the GoEating a healthy breakfast helps fuel children throughout their day. These classic kid favorites are easy to make and contain whole grains that are great for their growing bodies.
Ideas for Keeping Your Child Healthy During Cold & Flu SeasonWe’re about to enter that time of year again: cold and flu season. For many caregivers, this can be a dreaded time of stuffy noses and ear infections. Because children’s immune systems are still developing, it might seem like your child is always getting sick! While they likely can’t avoid getting sick entirely, there are some ways to help reduce the risk.
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