Holiday Sale! Real Easy Mealtime Bundle + Free Printable

Everyday Snacks makes snack time easy! All the snack recipes and ideas you need for your child from toddlerhood and beyond.

• A Mix-and-Match list to help you quickly put together balanced snacks
• 5-minute snack recipes
• Delicious make-ahead recipes, like muffins - including our community’s favorite, our Black Bean Chocolate Muffins!

To make snack time even easier, it also includes

• An index to quickly find snacks that are nut-free, protein-rich, iron-rich, fiber-rich, and more categories
• A how-to on putting together filling and balanced snacks for your child
• Inspiration for snack boxes, snack cups for toddlers, yogurt bowls, dips and dippers, toasts and more

Format: digital download*

*Due to the nature of digital products, refunds are not available for ebooks.

The dietitian-created meal system that takes the brainwork out of meal planning. Real Easy Weekdays is a combination of homemade and convenience items. It has you covered for breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks!

• Fruits or veggies incorporated into every meal and snack
• Pre-made shopping list for recipes in the meal plan
• Easy to customize for your family

Format: digital download *Due to the nature of digital products, refunds are not available for ebooks.

Stop thinking about what to make your child for lunch! Everyday Lunches is your answer to easy balanced lunches, including:

• Quick lunches
• The Grab-ables guide to grab-and-go lunches
• Dozens of new inspirations for classics like sandwiches and wraps
• Ideas for including fruits and veggies in lunches
• Make-ahead recipes from muffins to nuggets to veggie fruit roll-ups

Format: digital download*

*Due to the nature of digital products, refunds are not available for Ebooks.

Our “If They Won’t Eat Veggies” printable aims to help parents and caregivers  understand that fruit is colorful and provides many of the same nutrients as vegetables.

Ideally, we want kids to eat both fruits AND vegetables. Both have vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber. Fruit tends to have fewer nutrients cup for cup, but it’s still full of nutrients!

A fruit your child actually eats is better than a vegetable your child does not eat.