Sentences with phrase «sure kids eat»

I also make sure my kids eat a good breakfast because I want them to have the fuel they need to get through their school day.

It's easier to make sure my kids eat healthy when I give them a group of health options to choose from.

I'm sure my kids eat plenty of junk food when they're out with their friends, but at home, I've become committed to buying / serving things that are pretty high up on the nutrition scale.

Not only does this feeding style encourage the whole family to eat together (which has plenty of benefits), but it also allows kids to explore different foods at their own pace (which aligns with Ellyn Satter's philosophy of the Division of Responsibility of Feeding) and takes the pressure off parents to make sure their kids eat certain foods like vegetables.

Make sure your kids eat the right foods to last for a day of testing.

Enjoy a tasty paleo - friendly casserole while making sure your kids eat their veggies too.

What about social programs like public assistance, to make sure the kid eats.

Not exact matches

I'm not sure the parents of America are ready to make a federal case just to get their kids to eat, but some of them are probably hoping their kids will adopt the slogan of the clean - your - plate movement in China: «I'm proud of my clean plate.»

I'm not sure, but all I know is that I'm certain my kids would not be eating parsnips if I didn't bake them up as crispy fries.

I'm sure it goes back to my childhood — my mom had a large strawberry patch, and as kids we would always walk out in our bare feet, to pick (and immediately eat) the sweet, fresh berries.

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I'm pretty sure if I eat another container of takeout, my kid is going to come out made of styrofoam.

Making kids eat nuts is a big deal but I am sure if served as a dessert in the form of payasam it is a big yesss

I'm pretty sure I ate that kind of bread when I was a kid, but it was storebought and my mom didn't call it «challah.»

pork buns looks delicious and yummy,,,, recipe seems easy to me... I'm sure my kids and my husband will like them to eat..

Convenient because I still can't get my kids to eat cooked greens; pretty sure I wouldn't as a teenager either.

And although I am not going to be here to put three meals on the table (I think my kids are looking forward to some pizza delivery, a night out for Mexican, and a trip to Chinatown), I still had to make sure they ate somewhat healthy and nutritious while I was away.

If you have trouble getting your kids to eat a balanced breakfast, I'm pretty sure they're not going to say no when you offer them a cookie in the morning.

The kids might pick out some of the veggies, but fortunately not all of them, I take care to always have at least two sorts that I know for sure they will eat, in this case peppers and carrots.

If kids can eat it I am sure adults can too!

I am sure my husband will eat 20 of them tonight... no kidding.

It sounds delicious but I am not sure my kids would eat it.

I don't know who invented Broccoli and Cheese Sauce, but I'm sure it had something to do with trying to get kids to eat their vegetables by just covering everyone up with a brightly colored creamy...

One sure fire way to get your kids to eat their fruit: stick it on a tart.

Well, the cookies that I tried from Affairs of Living's site didn't turn out so great (though the other kids at our table surprised me by eating a number of them and to be fair, I did alter the original recipe a bit due to dietary restrictions), but the chips sure were a success.

My kids adore Greek salad, so I know that serving one is a sure - fire way to get them to eat their veggies.

I am not sure if I am going to share it or just eat it all myself (just kidding — my husband wouldn't let me get away with not sharing).

This dish is sure to please every kid, (young or old) so that they want to eat whatever veggie is in these sweet little fritters.

Although, I'm pretty sure my kids will eat any type of fruit.

I'm sure your family dinners are similar, and are often divided into three categories: food happily devoured by the kids, foods happily eaten by the parents, and food that appease both groups.

Lasagna is sunday comfort food that I'm SURE I'll be well versed in once my kid (s) get of eating age, but for now, it's just a bit too heavy and much.

Just make sure the kids don't eat them all before you can give them out.

If you're like most moms, making sure you and your kids eat a nutritious breakfast may be a difficult thing to manage in the chaos of an early morning.

I realize for many families this would be a struggle financially and so it is all the more important our government helps out to make sure kids are eating well at school.

I»M PRETTY SURE THAT getting kids to eat more veggies has been a struggle since the advent of dinner itself.

Also, when kids do need a snack, make sure it's eaten at the table and not in front of the TV.

I can only imagine how much more challenging it can be as they get older and are eating school lunches, with no teacher reporting back about how much was consumed or making sure to send home the containers from home lunches so Mom and Dad can see what actually went into the kids» stomachs.

In France, most kids will eat well because of this kids meal discipline... they are hungry for meals, they have to be because their parents make sure of this!

The USDA knew all along that the Paid Meal Equity provision of the HHFKA would likely drive participation downward, and while the intent is well - meaning (to make sure that reimbursements for low income kids» meals are not unintentionally subsidizing lower prices for slightly more affluent paying students), no one benefits when fewer kids eat the school lunch.

Um... well... maybe just a MINI-rant... sorry to be a blog hog... but wanted to add I agree with Joanna P. on the eating disorder recovery too; we need to watch the balance (and the ballast) to make sure kids stay on solid ground without massive swings to either end of the spectrum.

2) If you don't eat, you get hungry — How many times do we tell our kids to make sure they eat before they leave somewhere.

I love the Ninja approach but agree that parents need to work together to make sure schools implement healthier policies re: what kids eat and how they move.

To make sure that the lunches you pack are envied by other kids, but eaten by your child, include your child in the planning process.

Saying «I believe GMO foods are bad for my kid so I am going to do everything I can to make sure he / she never eats them» does not make you a sanctimommy.

Be aware of things that can interfere with kids» sleep, such as using electronic devices or eating chocolate too close to bedtime, and make sure her bedroom is cool, comfortable, and dark so that she can relax and get sleep at bedtime.

Be sure to set a good example for your kids by eating a good breakfast on your way out the door.

They are particular about the way they do things — carefully watching their kids» diets, making sure they eat their veggies, scolding the grandparents for giving them fast food.

Her grade (First) eats very early, so the kids get to have a snack in the afternoon, which she says she is ready for at snacktime most days, so I'll make sure that she gets good healthy snacks in her bag, too, as it seems like that's an important part of her day.

We make sure to order enough Dal and Palek Paneer for us and our son, but we will see Indian families eating Naan and Masala Dosa while their kids eat fries and chicken nuggets.

This also happens to be my kids favorite way to eat it so I'm always sure I buy enough to share.