Sentences with phrase «feed my kids really»

I always feed my kids really well before we go too so they're not interested in the junk.

But, in the spirit of political correctness, I will apologise to «Aussie in Germany», who griped: «The most offensive thing about this article is the use of the word «Nazi» The term nazi, used here oh so casually by the author in relation to the task of feeding her kids really belittles tragic events that occurred under a terrible regime.

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The sad truth is that for some kids there, labour in the cotton fields is their best alternative; their families can't really afford to feed them, let alone to send them to school.

«She's never really dealt with the kinds of economic issues that a majority of the women in this country are facing in terms of how do we feed our kids, how do we send them to school and how do we — why we worry about their future.»

I've been trying to be really mindful of how much I eat these days (see my I've Been Slacking... post), but these muffins make for a wholesome, real food snack and one that I'm happy to eat and feed my kids.

I think you could probably feed these to your kids without them really thinking about what's in it.

And I really love that I can feed them to my kids as dessert, they gobble them up and have NO idea they are good for them.

Pamela Gould, coauthor of Feeding the Kids: The Flexible, No - Battles, Healthy Eating System for the Whole Family, says a lot of parents get upset with really young kids who throw fKids: The Flexible, No - Battles, Healthy Eating System for the Whole Family, says a lot of parents get upset with really young kids who throw fkids who throw food.

But when it starts to really add up, or where it begins to interfere with my OWN feeding of my kids (sugar - overload at school = mean mommy at home who denies treats), then I start to get really ticked off.

But Hall really hit the nail on the head when she spoke about how hard it is for single moms to work and feed their kids.

At least I have to tell myself that from time to time to keep on keeping on, because things are feeling a bit sluggish amidst the heat and the to - do list and goodness, do these kids really need to be fed three times a day?

If you really want to improve school meals, here are 10 effective ways to support the hard - working school nutrition HEROES who are reshaping local and national food systems, teaching kids about where food comes from, and feeding millions of children their best meals of the day — every day — in thousands of schools across our country.

When you cut through the fancy lingo — deliverables, infrastructure, implementation, equipment procurement, claiming procedures — at the end of the day what we're really talking about is feeding kids.

But, those advocates who have been in the trenches and know what the obstacles are to better school food, those are the folks who can really get a motivated parent on the path to meaningful change in how schools (the gov really) feed kids.

Yay her... but it doesn't really put a dent in the «let's feed kids at every turn and it might as well be junk» mentality.

If you breast feed I envy you and really good for you but it's ok to bottle my kids are a great size and COMPLETELY Healthy.

To help quash these pointless yet damaging thoughts I am spending more time focusing on all the things I actually do for my kids instead of dwelling on the things I don't and it is really working to feed my positive mindset.

That's why, if you REALLY want to achieve anything, you need to take back resonsibility for feeding your kids from inherently unaccountable government.

And the longer I'm at this feeding kids thing, the more I wonder how much really has to do with maturity vs. anything I do or don't do.

Given all the Goldfish crackers, Teddy Grahams, fruit gummies and other highly processed junk that my kids are constantly handed — at school, church, sports practices, playdates, libraries and everywhere else — I always feel really grateful when someone makes the effort to feed them real food.

VT FEED's Rosenbluth suggested it's an ethical decision to not buy the so - called «pink slime» ground beef from factory farms «that's really cheap, that we're competing against, that doesn't excite kids or help Vermont farmers.»

A really important factor to me was also the ergonomics of the seat which meant the kids (even from a younger age) had good posture when feeding.

I believe we can and do all agree on two points: 1) really, no one — not teachers, not other parents, and not school staff should be feeding our kids things we don't want them to eat or which could harm them (particularly at younger ages) and 2) that there is much too much unhealthy food being served way too often in schools.

So, is feeding the same high fat, high sodium, school food to lower income kids really what needs to be done?

Hi Denise — It doesn't cost any more to feed 3 kids if you do it at the last minute or if you plan and pack ahead of time (they still have to eat), so I'm not really sure what you mean by it being more expensive... HERE «s another post from my friend Rachel (mom of 3) who is using some great tips from MOMables to help her pack and store lunches ahead of time.

There are not really «right» or «wrong» answers to these questions, but here are some quick tips to help you navigate the tricky parenting area of feeding your kids sweets and treats:

«I really feel like we all want to do what's best for kids and feeding trash cans is not what's best for kids.»

Start by assuming that this person is someone who really does care about the kids and what they eat, who really does want to feed children in an atmosphere of nurturing and respect, but who has probably been beaten down by so many years of having to focus on the bottom line, and of hearing the criticisms of school food, that she may have almost lost the will to live, let alone to fix school food.

I don't really care if everyone on the planet breast feed till their kid is 5 if all of their kids have issues.

I'm really tired of the obsession with feeding kids milk anyway.

CHRISTINE WOOD: Kids who start out with feeding challenges like from birth, if they have sever GERD, the Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease — what I kind of tell parents is: «Sometimes these kids never really learned to enjoy food.&raKids who start out with feeding challenges like from birth, if they have sever GERD, the Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease — what I kind of tell parents is: «Sometimes these kids never really learned to enjoy food.&rakids never really learned to enjoy food.»

An article is released sharing the findings of a new study that revealing some new findings about breastmilk or there may be some issues with formula and hundreds of comments pour in with things like «formula is the same thing, really and all the breastfed kids I know are sick all the time but my formula fed kids have genius IQs and are never sick» or «you know, not everyone can breastfeed so I guess I'm a bad mom because my breasts just didn't work.»

With 3 kids and another on the way, this busy mom REALLY knows how to feed a family well on a very tight budget.

However, parents control the amounts and types of food they feed their children, so you really want to focus on what's happening with parents» emotions, not just what's happening with the kids.»

These food suggestions are really healthy and nutritious for kids... I will try to feed my kids these foods... specially I like the fermented fruits and vegetables... Thanks for sharing

Most kids snacks we see on the market today come in unnecessary packaging and are laced with additives, preservatives and dyes that, to be honest, we don't really need to be feeding our kids everyday or ever.

I always fed the dog really good bits from dinner so she sat by me EVERY dinner (there were 5 of us kids) so when liver, squash or any other disgusting food was served she would be there for me.....

Most kids snacks we see on the market today come in unnecessary packaging and are laced with additives, preservatives and dyes that, to be honest, we don't really need to be feeding our kids everyday or ever.

We've learned that in many low - performing schools the principals are really good managers of buildings, so that you know they can make the bells ring on time, the buses come and go, the materials are in the classrooms, the school is clean, the kids are fed, it's a safe school environment, so all of those kinds of issues are taken care of, and I would never underestimate the importance of all of those issues, I mean, they need to be.

In Chew On This, they share with kids the fascinating and sometimes frightening truth about what lurks between those sesame seed buns, what a chicken «nugget» really is, and how the fast food industry has been feeding off children for generations.

I have warm, fuzzy feelings toward Purina Puppy Chow, Cat Chow, and the like because when I was a kid these really were the best foods around to feed your pets.

If you avoid some of the things that lead to bloat (like feeding him huge meals, feeding him only once a day, or feeding him from a raised bowl) this active breed of dog is a great pet and really likes kids.

Do you think your kids will really feed him, clean up the messes, and take him for a walk in the pouring rain every hour to get him housetrained?

It's really not all that different from feeding sugared cereals to kids.

So here's an idea to help turn the old dreidel game into a valid financial lesson (and also really feed into anti-Semitic stereotypes): let your broke kids loan chocolate from you, but charge them ridiculous interest rates.

By the time I knew what I liked, and it wasn't that, we had five kids to feed, house, and educate, so we are just now gradually buying things that I really love!