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Waffle problems

Guess what? I have an addiction.  <– first step    These aren’t from the same batch. In other words, I didn’t make a bunch and freeze them for individual daily consumption. Nope. I made myself 1 waffle every. single. day. for breakfast this week. In case you forgot, I posted the recipe here. It couldn’t be easier.  And if making it for 8 solid days straight doesn’t prove that, I don’t know what will. Promise me you’ll try it??  The only ingredients are banana, egg, coconut flour, all purpose flour, salt, and baking soda.  I… Read more >

The weekly menu

Meal plan time! This past week’s dinners were kinda wonky because Kyle was out of town so I tried to use up much of what was in the fridge.  I really only put effort into Friday’s taco night since he got home for that one. For the most part I stuck to the plan (see chalkboard) but I did end up skipping market on Wednesday (sad face) because P was just not having it. Let’s get to it! Salmon past with veggies.  I ended up eating this a few times for lunches and dinners.  I just bulked… Read more >

My highlights: week 24

  This was a week of extremes.  Really high highs, but some pretty miserable lows.  The fact of the matter is, molars are the devil.  I feel so bad for my little pacman. Despite that, we had fun at our various mom and baby activities throughout the week.  I don’t have very many pics for some reason, probably because I was enjoying the moment.  Or chasing P around.  Either way it was good times. We went to the zoo.  We went to music class.  We had play dates.  We stalked the garbage trucks.  Standard things. After Thursday’s… Read more >

While dad’s away…

The mouse will play wake up at 530 am, boycott afternoon naps, and refuse to be more than two feet from me at any point in time.  Oh and throw dinner in my face.  Literally. This post took all week to write.  I started uploading some pics on Monday and next thing I know it’s Friday and I’m not much further along. Truthfully, I love when we snuggle so I cherished the time together, but it also hit 110* on Monday so there was a definite excess of stir crazy going on while we escaped the heat indoors.  His… Read more >

Allergen friendly baby/toddler products

I make 99% of P’s food.  You could call it a labor of love, but I hardly consider it “labor” because I enjoy it immensely and nutrition is near and dear to my heart.  As for the 1%…it’s tricky with a child who has allergies.  Obviously in an ideal world we would have the time to make real food for our kids and we wouldn’t have to rely on pre-made items at all.  [Well, actually, in an ideal world there would be no food allergies, but we can overlook that small detail for the purposes of this post]… Read more >