Healthy

This year, why not create a Thanksgiving menu that not only satisfies your taste buds but also boosts your immune system? In this blog, we'll explore some delectable recipes that do just that.

Let's dive into the immune-boosting potential of fall foods and how to incorporate them into your child's diet.

Fall is a wonderful time to get outside and PLAY! Thanksgiving is right around the corner and the weather is probably almost near perfect for raking leaves (and jumping in them), going for a walk and throwing the football around in the yard. In the spirit of the season, we’ve put together a few activities that you’ll FALL for.

If you find it difficult to get through even a bottle of water a day, we’ve compiled a few easy infused water recipes to make drinking water even more fun for kids and adults alike.

When eaten in moderation, ice cream isn’t unhealthy. However, most parents are not impressed when they hear about the empty calories, unnecessary fat, sugar, and stabilizers.

In the summer months when families just want to be outside, it’s important to keep an eye on how much water your child is drinking to prevent dehydration, heat exhaustion and potentially heat stroke. We've put together these tips to help your kids stay hydrated.

If you’re looking for healthier dessert options that your children will love, check out our Kid-Approved Healthy Dessert "Recipe Book." You’ll find recipes for Healthy Berry Cobbler, Vegan Strawberry Shortcake, and Chocolate Brownie Hummus among others. These recipes have all the delicious tastes of your kiddos’ favorite desserts but are baked with healthy, wholesome ingredients instead.

On April 7th, World Health Day is celebrated. Every year, a new campaign takes place to bring awareness to a specific health topic. World Health Day 2022 focuses on the “Our plant, our health” initiative in hopes of encouraging families, organizations, and individuals to do their part in helping “keep humans and the planet healthy and foster a movement to create societies focused on well-being.”  How is your family going to participate? Choose a family-friendly activity from our list of ideas! 

With today’s advancements of tech culture, families are struggling to have meaningful connections and encourage healthy habits after a long day of work, school, and extracurricular activities. The majority of parents and children have some exposure to screens all day, then come home only to engage in more screen time. By opting for a 15 to 30-minute family walk after dinner rather than a TV show or video game, meaningful family connections and healthier habits can be established. 

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