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Category Archives: Feeding kids
Lunch Logic: May 2013, Week Two
There’s a reason I’m never without a jar of marinara sauce in my refrigerator. Really, it’s true. Some people talk about “never-ending stock;” I continually replenish my “never-ending sauce.” When it’s down to the dregs, I dump them into my … Continue reading
Lunch Logic: April 2013, Week Four
I have to laugh at myself a little bit tonight. Here I sit, writing a “Lunch Logic” post that supposes you’ll have plentiful leftovers from which to manufacture lunches, and I’m currently in possession of a nearly barren refrigerator. Oh, … Continue reading
Family Dinner Conference Recap and Making Changes
I’m back! Most of you know (because I didn’t stop talking about it for weeks) that I was in New York City last Thursday, presenting a talk at the first-ever Family Dinner Conference. The event was organized by the unbelievably … Continue reading
After Boston: Family Dinner Matters
Today I am thinking about two things that are not a secret to anyone. First, I’m thinking about – preparing for, excitedly awaiting, nervously anticipating – the Family Dinner Conference, which will be happening on Thursday in New York City. … Continue reading
Posted in Feeding kids, Parenting
Tagged family, family dinner conference, feeding kids, kids' health, milestones, parenting
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Lunch Logic: April 2013, Week Two
This week’s menu is a menu absolutely rife with lunch-packing possibilities. Some weeks are like that; you practically don’t have to think at all to make home-run lunches that the kids will Hoover down happily. With a Sunday meal of … Continue reading
Posted in Feeding kids, Lunchbox, Meal planning
Tagged cooking, feeding kids, food, Household organization, leftovers, lunchboxes, meal planning, school lunch, what to pack for lunch
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Lunch Logic: April 2013, Week One
This week’s Lunch Logic is really all about planning ahead. Oh, I know most of what I post here on RRG is focused on planning (that’s one of the side effects of sharing a monthly “meal plan,” ahem), but this … Continue reading
Posted in Feeding kids, Lunchbox, Meal planning
Tagged family, feeding kids, food, Household organization, leftovers, lunchboxes, meal planning, school lunch, what to pack for lunch
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Monday Menus: Great Grilled Chicken
It actually hit 60 degrees here in Rhode Island recently – today, in fact, and yesterday, and another day before that. It won’t stay that way, because the Atlantic Ocean makes our weather entertainingly unstable (that’s my positive-spin outlook on … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Feeding kids, Uncategorized
Tagged cooking, food, meal planning, recipes, weeknight dinners
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Meal Plan for a Busy, Busy April
I’m quietly freaking out. Except…now that I’m writing about it on a public blog, I guess it’s not so much “quiet” anymore, right? So now I’m PUBLICLY and NOISILY freaking out. It’s all good stuff that’s making me this way. … Continue reading
Posted in Feeding kids, Meal planning, Parenting
Tagged cooking, family, food, GF/CF diet, gluten, Household organization, meal planning, milestones, Sunday dinner, weeknight dinners
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Lunch Logic: March 2013, Week Four
Tonight’s Lunch Logic seems, well, uber-logical, at least to me. I guess what I mean is that many of these ideas are the types of things I would toss into lunchboxes on my most tired, least inspired mornings. It’s all … Continue reading
Posted in Feeding kids, Lunchbox, Meal planning
Tagged family, feeding kids, kids' health, leftovers, lunchboxes, meal planning, school lunch, what to pack for lunch
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Monday Menus: Charlie Bucket and the Easter Baskets
Did you ever read “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?” I remember that book very clearly, as I remember most books from my childhood that made it onto the “read over and over” shelf. One of the things I remember best … Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Feeding kids, Food culture
Tagged Easter, family, feeding kids, food dyes, holidays, kids' health, parenting
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