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6 simple yet fun school-day meals to feed your kids with minimal chaos

6 simple yet fun school-day meals to feed your kids with minimal chaos (Feature Impact) When it comes to planning lunches and dinners on busy school days, simplicity is the name of the game. Parents who are already juggling carpools, practices, errands and homework don't need anything extra ...

Shake up your morning

(Culinary.net) Some mornings can be such a drag and make you feel exhausted. On those days, it looks like everyone is moving slow (especially the kids), getting ready seems like a big chore and making a wholesome and hearty breakfast feels nearly impossible. You look at the clock and minute ...

Fruits and vegetables recommendations for school-aged kids

Growing bodies require lots of TLC so kids grow up to become healthy adults. According to the Healthy Eating Research, a national research program dedicated to improving children’s nutrition and preventing childhood obesity, school-aged children between the ages of five and eight are ready to learn about healthy eating. Parents also might benefit from a rundown of what constitutes healthy eating for school-aged kids. Serving sizes Parents accustomed to reading food labels undoubtedly recognize that serving sizes are a key component on packaged goods. But what about fruits and ...

Top Tender Chicken with a Creamy Dressing for a Light, Refreshing Meal

(Feature Impact) On those days when you’re craving something fresh and don’t feel like doing a lot of cooking, salads are the ideal solution. They’re nutritious, easy to throw together and endlessly customizable so you can make them with the ingredients you have to suit the flavor ...

How Busy Families Can Balance Time, Taste and Nutrition

(Feature Impact) In those precious few minutes between waking up and heading out the door or arriving home from school pickup, the pantry is a common destination. Seeking a grab-and-go lunch, sending your student off with a bite of protein or searching for an afternoon snack can leave you ...