Sentences with phrase «make over your kid»

-LCB- Reprinted with permission from «100 Days of Real Food» by Lisa Leake -RCB- If you're looking for a way to make over your kid's lunch (or your own!)

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Meanwhile, BHP has made a $ 20 million donation over the next five years to the Telethon Kids Institute, with the first annual instalment of $ 4 million to kick - start Telethon tomorrow night.

So it isn't hard to see why parents might be tempted to make paying for their kids» college education a priority over saving for their own retirement.

Move over, lemonade stand, because these kids may have found the next great way to make pocket money.

Old and new sit comfortably side by side in Querétaro: when parents pick up their kids when school's over, at 1:30 p.m., they'll also pick up freshly made tortillas for comida, the afternoon meal.

Lower average test scores might not be a problem if you can find out that kids are rapidly improving over time, making that cute house in the cheaper part of town not only good for your wallet, but good for your child's education too.

They cover important issues like avoiding a backlash over strict limits, teaching kids to control their own impulses, and making distinctions between creative use of tech and passive consumption.

Now saving for a rainy day has to compete with saving for retirement, for increasingly expensive college educations for kids and for health care, and there's not always enough left over to make it into an emergency fund.

I cud even make 5 times of my entry price over in a year and I am not kidding here.

Can't imagine why any adult would make fun of a kid over college rejections, let alone a kid who's been through what the Parkland kids have.

To date FICAP has raised over $ 850,000 for a number of worthwhile charities and have made a commitment to reach one million dollars for the kids of NSW.

The government make R.J. Reynolds get rid of Joe Camel because of concerns over its influence on kids....

What began as a simple act has turned into a full - blown revolution, as tens of thousands of families all over the world now tune in to Sarah's weekly Read - Aloud Revival podcast, a show dedicated to helping parents make meaningful and lasting connections with their kids through books.

I belive in God, his son and the holy ghost.I wake every morning and thank God for every thing that he has put in my path.weather it be good or bad I thank him.Ido the best I can every day.I have a lot to account for in my life, but I make no excucess or blame someone else for my many short comings.I ask him (God) to give me strengh so I can be a better person.doesn't always work he watches over my kids and grand kids, brothers, sister and there familys.

As a kid, I devoured my New King James Precious Moments Bible and loved every illustration... except the one of Jacob and Rachel standing under a palm tree with hearts over their heads, because there was a boy in my Sunday school class named Jacob, and the thought of standing next to him under a palm tree with hearts over our heads made me blush.

It doesn't rhyme with a body part, doesn't fit too easily into a fat joke, isn't a word for poop or fart, and, as of yet, has no ties to any gay jokes, so what makes people think that kids are going to jump all over it?

The advantage of making Mexican street corn in salad form is that it's easier to bring to a potluck barbecue, and you won't get corn stuck in your teeth and all over your face (one reason my kids don't like corn on the cob).

Just made these over Spring Break with the kids.

My favorite bread memory: when we were kids my mom always made home made pizza dough, and then what dough was left over we would make pita frido (fried dough in Italian??).

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I have a recipe for chewy gingersnaps I make all year, and my kids would choose them over chocolate chip cookies any day.

With 4 kids (incl a 5 mo old) and a part - time job, I don't have that much time to cook, and I find myself making the same dinners over and over..

I made it the other night when I had my CASA kids over to make dinner.

I've made them a few times now and follow your recipe to the T. I generally have enough for 24 mini holes and then enough batter left to make 3 donuts in my donut pan (my kids fight over these).

Both my kids love waffles so please make up a batch this weekend and we'll pop over!

I made a similar pesto for a pizza sauce and my kids went wild over it.

Hannah babysat two different kids over the weekend and made pizza for each of them.

It reminds me a lot of when I was a kid and my grandfather would make me breakfast when I stayed over at my grandparent's house.

It's funny because I rarely go through a holiday without thinking of my grandma's fruit salad - a recipe no one has made in years and I may have to try and revive this summer - and the dish that I drooled over as a kid: Rice and raisins.

Of course, this chicken Kabab that I clicked, was the latest craze with the kids and I was told over the phone that I must prepare myself to make it when they come home.

When my kids were little, we would go through boxes of cold cereal and while we tried to make good quality choices, there was no getting away from the fact that they are highly processed and over priced.

The aroma and the taste always makes my husband and my kids happy and they never complain when I make it over and over again, instead it's eaten in a day.

And I am not kidding — we made these again last night, and the scent had our condo neighbors calling over the bushes, asking what smelled so amazing.

I just added some of the left over graham cracker crust and filling to a couple ramekins and made two mini cheesecakes for the kids.

The kids were completely disinterested in the Chai Pumpkin Bread, unsurprisingly, and as of late I haven't been baking things that Juliet particularly likes, so I offered to make her something she'd like, and after some waffling over the cookies vs. muffins debate, she made her wishes known: Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins, please.

My kids always drool over icing clad cookies, they are always asking me to coat the gingerbread cookies I make every Christmas.

His family has adjusted over the last couple years to learn about going gluten - free and what they can and can't eat, but with three other kids to feed and the complications of managing life, they've seemed to fall into a rut of making the same four or five things over and over again.

She got over that worry after I made several of your recipes (I own both your cook books) and I can't tell you how happy this licorice recipe is going to make my kid.

I have found over and over that the prettier / cuter / more fun you make food for kids, the more likely they are to eat a variety of healthy foods.

You may have seen over on Instagram, Kelly has started something with the blog called #NourishedLikeMom — basically making a kid version of each of her recipes to show you how easy it is to transform my family - friendly recipes into actual kid's lunches (or breakfasts!).

We've made them tons of times over the last year since I found the recipe and they are my kids» favorites.

Don't worry about measuring, simply top the pizzas as you'd like.This is all you need to make a basic pita or English muffin pizza, and chances are that kids will prefer the pared - down version over anything fancier.

You may have seen over on Instagram, I've started something new with the blog called #NourishedLikeMom — basically making a kid version of each of my recipes to show you how easy it is to transform my family - friendly recipes into actual kid's lunches (or breakfasts!).

You may have seen over on Instagram, I'm starting something new with the blog called #NourishedLikeMom — basically making a kid version of each of my recipes to show you how easy it is to transform my family - friendly recipes into actual kid's lunches.

We love throwing pizza dinner parties and having friends over to help make pizza and ice cream — it's really fun for kids!

Making a batch while I mull over what's for dinner always saves me, later, when kids are circling or a guest arrives early.

I made this reicpe over Thanksgiving while I had a number of younger kids visiting.

2) I had some left over meat mix so I made meatballs, as my kids usually go for meatballs — they did and my oldest non carrot eating son ate away without a peep!

You may have seen over on Instagram, I'm starting something new with the blog called #NourishedLikeMom — basically making a kid version of each of my recipes to show you how easy it is to transform my family - friendly recipes into actual kid's lunches (or breakfasts!).

I'm having company over this weekend and I was trying to decide what to make the kids for a special treat and then THIS appears in my inbox!