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Sometimes the events leading up to a holiday are just as exciting as the actual day. There is so much for little ones to learn about holidays like Easter. The perfect reason to get your family together is not just for brunch. Your toddlers and elders will enjoy coloring Easter eggs together and talking about the meaning of Palm Sunday
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A different perspective on pain and suffering. How God uses your mess to make a masterpiece.
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Winter weather can have you indoors forever and going crazy. Here are a couple of activities I have tried with my toddler to beat boredom.
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Finding balance through postpartum depression with a toddler.
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A different perspective on pain and suffering. How God uses your mess to make a masterpiece.
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Persimmon hand pies are both sweet and savory. This winter fruit can help cure those winter blues!
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A different perspective on pain and suffering. How God uses your mess to make a masterpiece.
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Lately, I have been talking a lot about baby food and feeding on the blog. As I am on this food journey with Siena I am trying to create dishes for both of us.
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Get to the root of celeriac. This ‘ugly duckling’ of the vegetable world has a distinct flavor that’s too good to ignore.
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Made with beans and mushrooms, these meat-free burgers are hearty enough for carnivores
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A year ago I sat in the hospital for my third morning. It was quiet, no one was around. I looked at the monitor, it was showing the same situation. I was having what I knew were small contractions, but I didn’t want to tell anyone. I will never forget the quiet, and I will never forget hearing God’s voice so clear. He told me he was going to take you and I would deliver you. However, everything would be okay. I knew it would be okay, I trust God’s promises.
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Family dinner has always been close to my heart. This is why I developed "DishItGirl." I was cooking for family and friends.
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There are so many milestones within the first year. Almost too many to keep track of. It can be both overwhelming and exciting for any new parent.
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Date syrup is a great natural sugar alternative in these yummy, easy-to-make granola bars.
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After a long stretch of dealing with postpartum depression, death in the family, and sickness I was craving joy. Are things suddenly perfect and in order? No, far from it.
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Around Christmas things were dark. I struggled through extreme anxiety and this heaviness. At first, I thought that this was something all new moms felt.
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Like many first-time moms, I had visions of her making a face at peas. While loving avocado and happily gobbling up her pears. I had a long list of recipes ready to try.
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Italy meets Japan in this super-nutritious - and super tasty - pesto variation!
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