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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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Mini-meatballs are one of those perfect foods for toddlers. They are bite-sized, tasty and packed with nutrition, not to mention the fact that they taste great in so many combinations. I keep a batch in my freezer at all times for quick weekday lunches, dinners on nights when my son hates what my husband and I are having or as add-ins to other dishes.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 01 February 2010 )
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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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Having just survived many holiday celebrations, I've learned a thing or two about feeding toddlers at parties. Finding something on an appetizer table that a little one will want to eat can be tricky, but with a little planning and creativity, parents can make party dishes that will please the palates of their adult guests as well as their toddlers.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 17 January 2010 )
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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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If you read a lot of cake, cookie or muffin recipes, you've probably seen applesauce listed as an ingredient. This tasty spice cake recipe calls for either applesauce or plum baby food, but you could easily substitute whatever flavor suits your family's taste. (Pear would be delicious!) The result is a moist, sweet cake that your toddler will love.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 06 January 2010 )
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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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One of my strongest memories of my great-grandmother is her tea cakes. These treats are like a not-too-sweet sugar cookie with a cakier texture. I remember some family members dunking them in their coffee while others spread them with homemade jelly. I'm a purist--I gobbled them down in their perfect, original form. Tea cakes make a great holiday treat for toddlers, especially those who aren't nuts about super-sweet cookies.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 06 December 2009 )
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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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Sweet Potato Casserole may be the perfect food. The texture and color are pleasing, it satisfies your sweet tooth, it fills you up, it's packed with vitamins and it's appropriate for all ages. In my family, no holiday dinner is complete without a big dish or two of this casserole. Your toddler will love this recipe and may even surprise you by asking for seconds...or thirds!
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 03 December 2009 )
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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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So many wonderful family traditions start in the kitchen. Many of us grew up with parents who loved cooking, so some of our happiest memories of the holidays center around the incredible food of the season. Why not take advantage of the holidays and start passing down those great family traditions to your toddler? Starting early means they'll never remember a holiday without your family's special traditions or dishes.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 18 November 2009 )
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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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Nothing warms the body and soul on a chilly autumn night like a warm bowl of soup. Some toddlers are immediately enamoured with the likes of chicken noodle soup or soups with alphabet-shaped pasta. However, fall brings us some tasty veggies which can be made into spectacular, toddler-friendly soups that taste great and a splash of seasonal color and flavor to your dinner table.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 03 November 2009 )
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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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As the dog days of summer fade into crisp autumn evenings, we are blessed with an abundance of wonderful flavors. My favorite autumnal treat is a perfect, fresh apple. There's so much more to apples than just pie, and your toddler will love finding this favorite of sweet fruits in more and more of your recipes.
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 24 October 2009 )
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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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You’ll find the word CURIOUS at the top of any list describing toddlers. When planning and preparing meals for your family, use your toddler’s curiosity to your advantage by involving them in meal preparation and encouraging them to try new textures and flavors.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 02 October 2009 )
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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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My son recently started attending Mother's Day Out (or "Big Boy School" as we refer to it) three days a week while I'm at work. So far my biggest challenge has been figuring out what to pack in the lunchbox of a kid who doesn't eat sandwiches.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 11 September 2009 )
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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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My house has been hit with the dreaded summer cold. When I'm sick, all I want to eat is gelatin and hot tea. Given the fact that I could stand to lose a few pounds, this is an acceptable diet for a day or two. But what do you feed a toddler who is under-the-weather, but who still needs good nutrition? Here are a few things that have gotten me through our latest bout of sickness.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 21 August 2009 )
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Feeding Toddlers
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Written by Jen Lane
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Mini-burgers or "sliders" are all the rage on restaurant menus right now. These fun-sized sandwiches are the perfect size for toddlers and can pack a punch of protein, veggies and fiber, not to mention great taste!
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Last Updated ( Monday, 10 August 2009 )
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