Good for the lady who lost 8 stones in 8 months, after adoption officials told her she was ‘too fat’ to be a Mum.
That’s the power of the maternal instinct, and the sheer desperation a lot of women feel to have a baby.

Too Fat To Be A Mum?

This wonderful woman is now the proud mother of a 4 year old boy.

Today I have some easy kid recipes for you to feed those starving hordes! No time to cook a nourishing meal?

You can have time if you serve a quick to cook kids’ meal. Sure it’s effortless to toss a hotdog in the microwave or set a tortilla in a skillet on top of the stove, sprinkle on some cheese and 90 seconds later have a simple quesadilla, but what’s the joy in that? Instead experiment with Casseroles or one-pot dishes which usually go over well with the kids; and are simple to whip together.

Taste this easy kids recipe: (more…)

Potatoes are a staple of the American diet. This is because they are such a versatile food. Potatoes can be boiled, fried, mashed, baked, or turned into chips. We won’t be frying any potatoes today, but by using the other ways a potato can be prepared, you can turn it into a meal your kids will love.

Let’s create a baked potato deluxe. (more…)

Hello everyone
Today I published an article about Baby’s First solid foods. I know from experience that it is really every Moms aim to feed their baby only fresh and natural foods. A lot of Moms do not want to use canned food or jars.

Well I have found a fantastic website which gives you lots of recipes for babies, toddlers and older children too – it is a delight to browse around this site.
You can offer your babies a complete menu. It can save a lot of headaches wondering what to feed your baby and toddler. It’s all there for you, and all the recipes contain fresh easy to buy ingredients.

Take a look:- http://www.babyspoon.co.uk

A Straightforward Guide To Starting Solids

Introducing your baby to solid foods is exciting and rewarding – but it can be difficult to know exactly how and when to get started.

Your baby should be four months of age at the very least – before this, his immature digestive system will find it difficult to cope with solid food. Most medical professionals, however, will advise waiting until your baby is at least six months of age, to reduce the risk of food allergies. (more…)