Toddler: Breakfast Pizza
Topped with shredded hash browns, egg substitute, cheddar cheese and sausage, this tasty breakfast pizza will bring new excitement to the otherwise mundane mornings.
Topped with shredded hash browns, egg substitute, cheddar cheese and sausage, this tasty breakfast pizza will bring new excitement to the otherwise mundane mornings.
The yumminess of banana pancakes and syrup with out all the mess! Perfect for toddler snack or breakfast.
The secret ingredient to these tasty muffins is buttermilk, giving a deliciously moist berry bite every time!
A tasty and colorful way to use your freezer french toast sticks!
With a cheesy potatoey crust, two layers of shredded cheese, and a meaty layer, Beefy Hashbrown Pizza adds flavorful twist on for your family pizza night.
Give your toddlers a taste of tuna they will love….in a crispy quesadilla filled with a creamy and mild tuna mixture.
Let them eat cake! Apple snack cake is the easy and delicious snack option for those hectic afternoons.
The little guys want smoothies too! Here’s a great way to let them in on the yumminess that can only come from a fruit smoothie!
As if our life wasn’t busy enough, tee-ball season has started. Insert the NEED for simple make-ahead meals at my house!
Homemade chicken nuggets for even the pickiest eaters!
These Strawberry Freezer Pops are so yummy, your kids don’t have to know they are healthy snack option!
Chocolate and banana is always a winning combo in my book, and these fat cookies make a yummy after-school snack or grab-and-go breakfast treat.
These little bites of cinnamon and sugar are a perfect snack for your little monkey of any age. Pair with an banana for an after school snack, or pick me up before the big game!
A less spicy, less messy version of my kid’s favorite Pizza Meatloaf – perfect for the toddlers in your family.
The combination of peaches, apples, and pears in this puree make it nice and sweet with no added sugar. Your baby will be sure to love the sweet taste and smooth texture.
Prepared in the crockpot, the apples came out nice and soft, like applesauce and the maple syrup give a nice touch of sweetness.
The natural sweetness of these root vegetables (parsnips, sweet potatoes, and carrots) make this a great puree to introduce to your baby after introducing individual vegetable purees. Don’t have babies anymore? Prepare roasted root veggies instead!
Applesauce is a perennial favorite for most babies and toddlers. This take on applesauce adds the sweetness of butternut squash for a unique puree for your baby or toddler.
As I embarked on this whole Get Real journey I knew one of the challenging items in our home was going to be cereal bars. I was aware they contained high fructose corn syrup and other ingredients I couldn’t pronounce but they are an absolute staple in our home, for my son in particular. This [...]
Dried apricots are full of iron and vitamins A and C. This sweet puree is great on its own, or swirled into baby’s cereal or added to a meat puree for flavor.