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Hi there, Starting solids can feel exciting... and a little overwhelming! Both things can be true at the same time! If you’re wondering how to prevent choking, what foods to offer first, or how to really feel more confident at the table, we’d love to invite you to our FREE upcoming webinar: Starting Solids? 5 Things Parents Need to Know In this short, practical session, we’ll cover the key things parents wish they had known before the first bite — so you can start solids with more confidence and less stress. 📅 October 6th, 2026
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Hello hello Reader, There are some recipes you make once and think, “Yep, that was good.” And then there are recipes that somehow disappear from the kitchen before you’ve even had a chance to put them away. This Healthy Applesauce Snack Cake is definitely the second kind. It’s soft, moist, and packed with cozy apple-cinnamon flavour perfect for the fall season. 🍂 And, we get to share the recipe with you thanks to a partnership with the Canadian Sugar Institute (sponsored). And because we know...
Hello Reader, Packing lunches can feel like a daily puzzle. Something they'll actually eat. Something that holds up until noon. Something you haven't packed thirty days running. These solve all three. 🥰 Meet our Mix and Match Pizza Rolls. This recipe took us five test batches to get right; which means they're pretty much perfect. Freezer-friendly and endlessly customizable, so you can rotate the fillings and quietly build your child's variety (we review all that in the blog post). 🍕 BAKE EM...
Hello Reader, Meet our stuffed meat buns! They're a school lunch recipe that your kids will actually get excited about (eating AND making). This recipe is a bit of a project—but it’s not complicated. And once you make a big batch, you’ll have a freezer full of soft, savoury buns ready to tuck into lunch boxes. They’re made with seasoned beef and lentils, making them a great source of iron; a nutrient that supports kids’ energy, brain development, and learning. Plus, two buns offer 9 grams of...