1. | Jan 20, 2014

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2. | Dec 4, 2013

If you're looking for more kid-friendly recpeis, Aimee has lots of Easy Recipes Kids Can Cook. There's a little something for everyone in this post. Be sure to check out Katie's tips for getting the kids involved, too, when you're there for the no-sugar popsicles listed above. Carrie's lessons start at the supermarket, and she shares all the fun things she does to make grocery shopping a learning experience. If the thought of having the kids in your space stresses you out, Mandi has a few tricks to help you overcome the stress of having little ones underfoot in the kitchen. Tammy has lists and tips to help you get everything done and keep them all fed, while Jessica is starting to give up control to include her kids. Amy's points on managing a gaggle of kids are also important when there's more than one helper in the kitchen.

3. | Dec 4, 2013

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4. | Feb 12, 2012

xmjBrI I subscribed to RSS, but for some reason, the messages are written in the form of some hieroglyph (How can it be corrected?!....