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swiss chard * kale * spinach * collards * berries * orange * banana * apple * flax * raw almonds
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- Tiffany Joy
- I crave connecting with people, and this is the purpose of the blog. It's honest, it's vulnerable, and it's realistic.
'Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food'
Hippocrates
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Trying to make small (better) changes everyday for me and my family. I really like your blog and wanted to recommend two books.
ReplyDeleteI love Super FOods for Babies and Children by Annabel Karmel. I made all of Hannah's babyfood (using this book as a guide) and I give that credit for what a healthy eater she is now. She loves all veggies, fruits, etc. Compared to my older soon that is an accomplishment.
The other book I love is Brown Bag Success. It has many recipes/ideas to pack for school lunch. My son prefers to bring lunch from home (and I prefer it too!) and this book has really helped me get away from the traditional sandwich and offer some new (healthy!) choices.
Anyway, not all the recipes are natural and as healthy as they could be, but still a great start for those just beginning!
Keep up the posts and good work!
April Greener
Sorry this is "anonymous"...I can't login for some reason.
Yes I like Super Foods from Annabel Karmel also. That's how I started out making baby food for #3. I'll have to look in to Brown bag, sounds interesting!
ReplyDeleteThank-you so much for the recommendations!