Not all of us have the time or knowledge to consistently prepare the best options for our ourselves or family. So I take pride in setting good examples for my 4 year old son, since he wants to copy everything that mommy and daddy does, which includes what we eat.
Predicting A Fit Morning #greatstarts
Lil B has tons of energy in the morning, so by feeding that fire with a solid breakfast is a solid way to ensure a great start to his day. Living in an apartment and not having a backyard can sometimes make getting some quick outside time a challenge – especially in the winter. Hard enough bringing a kid to the park when it is cold, but it is impossible when it is 5 degrees and snowing. So we like to mix things up a bit and make staying fit part of our daily routine. My husband and I are both athletic so it is important for us that our kids are also active, so plopping in front of the TV for a long period of time is just not an option.
So if you are looking for an early pick me up, that is not only easy, but super fun try out Tip #13: Fortune Telling from the Tips for a Great Start series from Team Kellogg’s.
The Gift of Winter at the TADA! Youth Theater {Giveaway}
Book by Michael Slade
Music by David Evans
Lyrics by Faye Greenberg
Based on the book of the same title by John Leach & Jean Rankin
January 18 – February 9, 2014
The Gift of Winter is a whimsical tale of how snow came to be. A long time ago, townsfolk from a town comprised of all children send a delegation to travel to the Ministry of Winter to file a formal complaint to save the town from the coldest season. But it is the perseverance and determination of two boys that truly save their town. Popular songs include “The Answer is Snow” and “Down with Winter.” 25 cast members range in age from 9-16 and hail from all over the New York metro-area, including every borough!
TADA! Youth Theater is an ideal introduction for kids to the live theater, with delightful content, age-appropriate themes, an easily palatable running time and affordable prices. One family of four could see this production for less than the cost of one Broadway ticket.
Schedule: Jan. 18 – Feb 9, 2014. Saturdays & Sundays 2 & 4pm.
Special Show Dates include: Opening night on Saturday January 18 at 7pm; Monday. January. 20 at 12 & 2pm (a great place to take the kids when school is out!); Wednesday, February 5 at 10am & 12pm
Tickets: Only $8 for kids and $20 for adults; Premium tickets (available for every performance) are $25 for adults and $15 for kids, and include priority seating and support for TADA!’s programming. Non-profit and community groups of 20+ are $6 per child and $10 per adult. Tickets are available at www.tadatheater.com and advanced purchase is recommended.
Running Time: 1 hour
LISTINGS INFORMATION
Who: TADA! Youth Theater
Ages: 3+
What: THE GIFT OF WINTER
Where: 15 West 28th Street 2nd floor NYC, 10001
When: Jan. 18 – Feb 9, 2014. Saturdays & Sundays 2 & 4pm. (Special performances on: 1/18 at 7pm; 1/ 20 at 12 & 2pm; 2/5 at 10am & 12pm)
How: www.tadatheater.com, or call 212-252-1619 x5
TADA! Youth Theater’s 2006 production of The Gift of Winter. Photo credit: Henry Chan.
One lucky winner will receive a Family 4-pack of tickets to see The Gift Of Winter {includes 2 adult & 2 child tickets}!
Giveaway ends January 24 at 11:59pm, open to US residents, ages 18+. To enter please use the Rafflecopter form below. Good luck.
Food Pairing For The Entire Family
Preparing meals for the entire week can be a daunting task and coming up with unique and healthy snacks can be just as imposing. Instead of racking your brains for just your typical or ordinary snack why not think outside of the box and combine items that may already be in your fridge with a Kellogg’s product.
That’s why today I am especially pumped to share with you Tip #7: Perfect (Snack) Pairing from the Tips for a Great Start series from Team Kellogg’s. The food pairing methodology opens a whole new world of possible food combinations. What you sometimes get sucked into when you are busy getting things together at home you sometimes just end up passing around a small bag of cookies or chips.
I am not a stranger to giving into a sweet tooth or a salty craving, but I don’t want to make those types of snacks a habit with my kids. I try to maintain a healthier choice for snacking between meals that will be enjoyable and filling for my family. Something easy to whip together is my peanut butter, Kellogg’s Rice Krispies banana treat. This treat can easily substitute peanut butter with almond butter in this recipe. Simply take a banana, cover it with peanut butter, roll it in Kellogg’s Rice Krispies and cut it into pieces and EAT! They are fun to make, quick, easy, and tasty. My son loves them because he gets to help my make them which in turn makes him excited to dig and and tell me how delicious they are. Not a bad way to get your kids enjoying that fruit. But sometimes I want something even sweeter for a snack. So by adding honey in lieu of peanut butter makes this treat the perfect pairing for a sweet snack any time of the day. Food pairing makes cooking more exciting for the entire family. Being able to come up with new and interesting meals to combine with, can create extensive dialogue and fun interaction for the entire family. I loved that I was able to make a snack that is not only healthy, but tastes really great. I cannot wait to get in my kitchen and experiment more with Kellogg’s products. For even more tasty flavor combinations, check out the slideshow below to see what other snacks and even meals can be paired together with Kellogg’s products.
Ice dancers Meryl Davis and Charlie White enjoy Kellogg’s snack pairings also so be sure to check out more helpful tips from Team Kellogg’s sponsored page on Tend.com here, so they can read more Great Starts Tips!
Kellogg’s® believes that From Great Starts Come Great Things®. So we’re helping Moms start every day with a tip from the top athletes of Team Kellogg’s™ and Team USA dietitians. The thirty days leading up to the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games will each feature fun pieces of advice to help families fuel just like the athletes of Team Kellogg’s. To see all 30 tips, visit Kelloggs.com/GreatStartsTips.
Disclaimer: Compensation was provided by Kellogg’s via Glam Media. The opinions expressed herein are those of the author and are not indicative of the opinions or positions of Kellogg’s.
Love My Warmers
I realized last week when it was 5 degrees outside that my thin leather driving gloves were not keeping my hands warm at all when pushing a stroller. When I can shove my hands in my pockets I was fine, but trying to push a stroller with your elbows isn’t exactly safe. So this week I finally picked up a pair of 7AM Hand Warmers which are so amazing. My sister in law suggested them last year and I laughed her off, but that was a mistake. I am able to keep my hands glove free, keep them warm while pushing, and I am still able to quickly do anything. Give the baby a puff, fix a boot, or tighten up his stroller winter warmer.
If you are looking for a simple winter stroller accessory for under $50 that you really will get some great use out of I would suggest you pick a pair up. A little Mommy Posh approved product!
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