Sentences with phrase «keeping snacks in the car»

If you plan your food and meals in advance like this, taking your pre-made meals to work and keeping snacks in the car or purse or backpack, then you will carve those hunger pains and start your journey off right with potentially high gains.

Keep some snacks in the car to avoid having to stop at a convenience store if you get hungry.

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«Always be prepared for a busy or unpredictable day by keeping healthy snacks on you, at your desk, in your car,» says nutritionist Amy Shapiro.

Our family loves these muffins and I like to keep a few in the freezer to grab on my way out the door so the kids have a healthy snack to enjoy on long car trips or busy mornings out.

It's perfect for busy mornings when you need something that's quick to prepare, and because it's shelf - stable, you can also keep a bag of it stashed in your purse or car for an easy snack on the go.

I keep a bag in my car for a quick snack when needed.

I decided they'd be a good snack to keep in the trunk of my car for emergencies as well, but we must have had a lot of emergencies lately, because the entire case is gone!

so they don't spill in your diaper bag Snack bags Emergency bag in the car (either for storing emergency supplies or for catching car sickness vomit) They basically contain your wet items inside or keep the wetness out of the inside... you decide!

What got us through: cereal bars and toy cars brought from home, locally purchased fruits and snacks (albeit the latter had a bit more sugar in them than I'd like), the kitchen's fridge (where we kept his milk), and, when we got desperate, our iPad.

Not only do snacks keep kids busy while in the car or while out and about shopping, but I like to use snacks to try and get extra nutrition in them throughout the day.

So in order to keep our vehicles happy, each month we're giving away FREE Snack and Plays ™ to the families with photos or videos of the MESSIEST car.

You can also purchase a travel bag to carry the car seat around in, as well as a cup holder for your child to keep drinks and snacks close by.

It's great for keeping her toys controlled and minimizes mess when eating snacks in the car or on the airplane.

There's nothing wrong with travelling to an activity, but keep the driving time and costs incurred (and snacks needed in the car) in mind.

Scheduling flights during sleep times, getting babies their own ticket so they can sleep in their car seat, and bringing a goody bag of new books, toys, and favorite snacks to keep babies occupied while they're awake, for example, can make a big difference.

Bring snacks that will distract your toddler and keep them from getting hungry or cranky in the car.

Keep a few containers of healthy snacks like additive and MSG free jerky (here's the one I buy) and nuts with you in the car for when the family is ravenous and tempted by the drive thru or other unhealthy snacks.

I pick up a few different protein bars at the store then keep them in my purse, gym bag, and car for those times when I need a snack asap.

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I would also get super nauseous if I didn't eat while on my commute to work — I still have an arsenal of snacks I keep in my car, just in case.

Keep healthy snacks in your purse or car so you can eat that instead of swinging through a drive through.

And in northern places like I am in MN, or anywhere else in the cold, any snacks you keep in the car, make sure you can actually eat them if you need them.

Keep your car clean and organized with easy food storage tricks, like keeping celery or pretzels in a half - empty jar of peanut butter, putting dry snacks in old coffee creamer bottles, and using a plastic cereal container as a small trashcan.

You should also make sure you have enough snacks and drinks in the car to keep your children well - fed and content.

Keep an extra blanket in the car along with some bottled water and snacks just in case you need to wait for help.

Bringing along plenty of snacks and drinks is by far the preferred way to keep children happy while in the car, cited by nearly three - quarters (73 percent) of families surveyed.