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Baby sitting in high chair holding up a piece of egg and broccoli omelet in the air

Stopping Food Throwing: Practical Guide for Parents

You just made a nutritious meal… and before you’ve even sat down, a handful of pasta is airborne and landing somewhere near the dog. The food throwing stage is SO frustrating. It’s messy, it

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Child sitting at the table with a red bowl in front of him, showing disinterest in eating

Toddler Nutrition 101: A Dietitian’s Guide to Stress-Free Feeding

Just yesterday, your little one was happily devouring avocado toast, but today, that same meal ended up on the kitchen floor while they demanded a bowl of plain crackers. It is a frustrating, confusing

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round hard foods; choking hazards for baby

BLW Choking Hazards for Babies and Toddlers Under 4 Years Old

This blog has been contributed to and reviewed by Holly Choi of @safebeginnings. Holly is a baby and toddler safety expert and mom of 2! You can learn more about her and her work,

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A mother holds their baby while looking at their temperature on a thermometer.

What to feed a sick baby (plus an easy chicken noodle soup recipe you need to try!)

This post may contain affiliate links, please view our disclosure policy for more details. The most dreaded season of the year…germy, snotty, cough-every-two-seconds-and-get-your-siblings-sick-too season. It’s hard enough watching your little one go through it

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A toddler helps parent pour dressing on the salad.

6 tips to make cooking with toddlers stress-free (plus why it’s so important to try)

Cooking with toddlers isn’t always sweet smiles, laughter, and warm memories (like what makes the Instagram feed). It’s often a lot messier! Toddlers getting food everywhere, spilling ingredients, splashing half of the mixture out

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Cooked noodles dyed with food coloring for older kids, toddlers, and babies to explore through various edible sensory play ideas.

Sensory play with food: why you need to let your baby get messy & its proven impact on picky eating

This article was written by Megan Cornell of @makingmealtimefun. Megan is a Pediatric Occupational Therapist and picky eating specialist. She is passionate about helping families of picky eaters learn strategies to make mealtime fun.

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