August 20, 2013
Burlington Canal Lift Bridge #WW
August 20, 2013
Mother Hen: Food for Your Family Just Like How You Would Make!
I love to cook my children their own food. When my eldest son was an infant I made all of his own baby food and froze it even though I was completing my undergraduate degree and working at the same time (which meant a good portion of my week was spent outside the home or studying!). I was worried about the ingredients in some of the baby food products and to be very truthful I truly enjoyed making his food (it made me feel good!). This has held true for my second son as well.
The container sizes were perfect for our little testers – each container contained a perfect amount to give to both of our testers without wasting any of the food. It was easy to remove from the box, warm up and serve. What impressed me the most was how similar the food was to anything that I have made for my own family at home – from the fruits to the meat products (although my children would never have tried pork and leeks before this!).
I really felt comfortable, happy and impressed that the food I was serving to my children was of high quality with no additives. You can taste the real flavour of each product. They loved every bite. I could not have been more happy with our trial of the Mother Hen line of products.
Growing up we drank a lot of fruit nectar drinks and we made an experiment using the pear and mango purees. We watered them down slightly and created our own fruit nectar at home out of fruit and water!
In case you are wondering what the infant meat puree’s look like, here is veal (yes – veal!) puree:
Here is another little tip for picky eaters. As your child grows and you are worried about their intake why not try using one of the meat and vegetable purees (like the chicken cacciatore) as a sauce on pasta or even on top of another grain like rice. This was the only way I could ensure my eldest was having an adequate intake of vegetables and meat when he was little.
August 19, 2013
OMGuac Your Lunch! One Lunch, Two Ways! Contest- US only
- OMGuac lunch inspirations and shopping lists to print
- Watch videos to help inspire you to get out of the boring lunch preparation mode
- Print a $1.00 off coupon
- Enter their current contest, OMGuac your lunch photo contest!
August 19, 2013
PercyVites: An Interactive and Exciting Way to Send E-Vites
I loved how simple the site was to navigate through. My two year old and I sat down and he had to have Caillou! So we made our choice and quickly began to go through the pages to set up the invite; choosing our event date, details, email addresses, etc..
- PercyVites site was easy to navigate and enter the information.
- At $0.99 an invite you can not go wrong!
- They are eco-friendly! No wasting paper and they save you money on having to purchase stamps.
- I loved the personalization. It was nice to know that each person that received an invite felt included and welcomed.
- My child’s image was included in the invite! He loved being in a video clip with Caillou!
August 19, 2013
Posterjack.ca: For All Your Home and Back to School Dorm Needs!
Posterjack.ca has a great line of unique photo products that add that extra personal touch and help ease the changes that come with moving away from home.
1. Upload your desired photo (or photos!)
2. Select your product and size.
3. Your products are delivered right to your door!
Do you purchase back to school room decor for your children? What is your favourite product?
Disclosure: I did not receive compensation for this post. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Images are from Posterjack.ca