These Peanut Butter Jelly Oat Bars are a fun, nutrient-packed upgrade to the classic sandwich combo! With a chewy oat and graham cracker crust, a naturally sweet jelly layer, and a crumbly peanut butter topping, these bars hit all the right notes for taste, texture, and nutrition. These bars are great for lunchboxes, after-school snacks, […]
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If you’re looking for gluten-free kids lunch box ideas – due to celiac disease, gluten sensitivity, or personal preference – it’s important to provide lunch options that are both nutritious and enjoyable. A gluten-free lunch doesn’t have to mean sacrificing taste or variety. With the right ingredients, you can create meals that are both delicious
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Finding lunchbox ideas for picky eaters can feel overwhelming, especially with busy mornings and school allergy regulations. Add picky eating to the mix, and it can be especially frustrating when their lunchbox comes home full. But give yourself grace! A noisy, busy lunchroom is not the best place for picky eaters to try new foods
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These Biscoff Protein Balls are a delicious and nutrient-packed snack, perfect for sneaking in extra protein! They’ve got a classic Biscoff flavor and a kid-friendly bite-sized shape. Perfect for snack time or a sweet treat! Since they’re a no-bake recipe, these protein balls are quick and easy to prep during nap time or on a
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Sensory food issues can be incredibly frustrating as a parent, especially when your child refuses food with seemingly no reason behind it. Even if you’ve figured out the texture or sensory issue causing the problem, it can cut out full food groups, which might leave you worrying about nutrition deficiencies. The good news is that
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These Banana Spinach Pancakes are a great way for your kids to get some added nutrition at breakfast! They have more fiber and less sugar than a boxed pancake mix, while also helping your kids get comfortable with spinach and vegetables. Plus, they’re naturally sweet from the banana, meaning no need for added sugar. The
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An autism food list can be a helpful tool for parents looking to support their child’s health through nutrition. While diet won’t “cure” autism, the right foods can support overall health, behavior, and focus. There is a strong connection between the gut and the brain – meaning digestion and gut health can impact mood, energy
These Strawberry White Chocolate Muffins are a simple, nutritious option for breakfast or snack, whether you’re prepping for a busy week or making something special for Valentine’s Day. ❤️ They’re packed with fiber from the oats, bananas, and flax seeds and naturally sweetened with maple syrup. Plus, it all comes together in just one bowl!
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Food obsession and autism are closely linked due to the sensory sensitivities, need for routine, and focused interests of most kids with autism. However, this is often overlooked and untreated, leading to challenging mealtimes and added stress for caregivers. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a condition that affects how the brain develops. It can cause
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Smoothie melts are a simple, fuss-free snack that offers a great opportunity to sneak in extra nutrition – perfect for picky eaters and kiddos learning new textures! With the right brand, they can be packed with wholesome ingredients and great nutrition benefits. As a pediatric dietitian, I want parents to feel confident in knowing how
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