Tweens & Teens

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Protein Pancakes (Without Protein Powder)

Protein pancakes (without protein powder) are the perfect solution for a high protein breakfast for the family without any supplements or powders. Whether you’re looking to focus on whole food or have allergies in your household, this recipe offers a simple, all-natural way to start your day strong.  These pancakes are made with just a […]

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50 Dairy-Free Snacks for Kids

Finding dairy-free snacks for kids can be tough for parents, especially those navigating lactose intolerance or dairy allergies.  For families in this situation, snack time becomes more than just a quick bite; it’s a matter of finding safe, satisfying options that support kids’ nutrition without sacrificing taste. The reality is, finding dairy-free snacks that kids

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The Ultimate Camping with Kids Food Guide

When camping with kids, food can be a challenge. Keeping up with the energy needs of your active children, addressing picky eating preferences, and using mostly shelf-stable food is no joke! Thankfully, with a little planning, it’s possible to keep your kids nourished and happy without sacrificing the fun. In this guide, we’ll cover how

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No-Bake Chocolate Steel-Cut Oat Bars

These no-bake chocolate steel-cut oat bars check all the boxes for a dietitian-approved snack – full of nutrients, delicious (so your kids will actually eat it), and very versatile for those picky eaters! They’re packed with fiber, healthy fats, and protein to keep kids full and energized throughout the day, whether it’s at school, sports

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Kid-Friendly Diabetic Snacks

If your child has type 1 or type 2 diabetes, it can be difficult to find kid-friendly diabetic snacks that they’ll enjoy. Trying to balance their taste preferences and blood sugar is tricky! Often, most kid-friendly snacks are ultra-processed, high in carbohydrates, and will ultimately lead to a blood sugar spike for your child. And

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5 Steps to Prevent Your Kids From a Bad Relationship with Food

Did you know that you influence your child’s relationship with food every day? They watch when you eat, what you eat, and how you talk about food. This establishes their own relationship with food for a lifetime.  Our overall goal is to teach kids that food is fuel. We need food to make our bodies

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