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Why Homeschool?
LIKE most parents, I had always looked forward to the day when my children would finally enter school. During those early years of infancy and toddlerhood, when mothering feels like such a full-time job, I would assure myself that I would have a glimpse of my old life back …
What’s for Dinner? Bolognese with Wholegrain Pasta & Totally Hidden Veggies
Lure any man or child home early for dinner with this traditional meat sauce for pasta or lasagna, doctored up with seven sneaky veggies, whole grains, and calcium. And forget simmering for three hours – this sauce tastes just great after just 30 minutes.
Ask Dr. P: Help! My son has become unusually aggressive since his new brother arrived…
Dear Dr. P, I just had a new baby and my first child (a 4 year old boy) who is usually loving and sweet, has started to become aggressive with me and his new baby brother. He’s been pushing and hitting me and pulling on his brothers …
What’s for Dessert? The Sneaky Chef Says Brawny Brownies with Spinach, Blueberries+Wheat Germ
SNEAKY CHEF BRAWNY BROWNIES Nutrition Highlights: Whole grains, fruit, and vegetables Rich in vitamins A, C, E and K, potassium, manganese, folate, iron, fiber, antioxidants, and flavonoids. Brainy Brownies, the kids version of my signature Sneaky Chef brownies, became a national hit recipe and helped launch …
What’s for Dinner? The Sneaky Chef Says Power Pizza!
Power Pizza Nutrition Highlights: Vegetables, beans, calcium, fiber, and protein This unbelievably scrumptious, homemade pizza looks, smells and tastes just like the real thing, but with added carrots, sweet potatoes, and white beans hidden completely in the sauce! If youve got uncooked pizza dough on hand, or just some …