Fun at Home: Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers (Part 4)
Seven simple, but FUN ideas you can do at home with your little one. A Fun Day and a Few Recipe's : Raspberry Lemonade, Dairy Free Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream, and The Best Gluten Free Crackers Ever!
With three (always hungry) little mouths......... 6 super busy hands.......and two little booty's that are still in diapers, my daily motto usually ends up being:
"ya' win some, and ya' lose some" But today was one of the good ones :) Right from the start, all three stayed in their room's untll 7:00, without calling me! SEVEN! (small, yet big accomplishment). We then had one of my favorite breakfasts..... Uber healthy, Flour-less Banana/Blueberry Pancakes and homemade Kiwi/Berry Popsicles. All while watching the firemen put out the garbage can fire next door. (yup it was an exciting one today!)......... keep reading Paleo Coconut Bread
I know, I know. I just wrote a post titled, "Why we don't follow the Paleo diet", but gee, those Paleo's have some good recipes!
We officially gave up wheat/gluten/dairy a little over a year ago for health reasons (we all have sensitivities to these). So of course, one thing I really miss is BREAD, especially in the morning. There are some good (yet expensive) gluten free breads out there, but unfortunately the main ingredient is usually brown rice flour, which we are now trying to avoid due to the high levels of arsenic in brown rice. We really enjoy using our Pancake Bread Recipe for PB and J's. But it's always nice to mix it up. What originally drew me to this recipe, was the picture they had taken of this bread (not my amateur picture above)....... It was this close up shot of this amazing golden bread, stacked high in 4 slices, dripping in honey and butter. WOW. The ingredients were just as pleasing, six healthy ingredients to be exact. (keep reading) MTHFR: Since an estimated 60% of the population has this condition, and it is the underlying cause for many chronic illness's, should we all be getting tested?
Hi, I am compound heterozygous for MTHFR, which mutation do you have?
This is how I feel after spending the last month researching this extremely common, yet often undiagnosed, genetic mutation. Who would have thought something with such a funny name (my doctor referred to it as the “Monday-Thursday-Friday” mutation, hence M-TH-FR) would not only be so common, but also, possibly the cause of a monstrous slew of physical and mental issues effecting us today? I will dive into more specifics below, but two of the main concerns of the MTHFR mutation are the following: 1. This mutation inhibits the body's ability to methylate, or convert folic acid into Methylfolate. Methylfolate is the active and usable form of folic acid, and if the body is not getting enough of this usable folate at the cell level, a dangerous cycle begins and leads to deficiency’s and a multitude of health issues. 2. Our ability to detoxify is extremely hindered. Think of a revolving door…. On a daily basis, toxins are coming in, and in a normal healthy individual, toxins are also coming out. But when you have this MTHFR mutation, toxins get trapped, and will continue to build up over the years. MTHFR, what exactly is it? (keep reading....)
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Meg
I'm a simple girl with a slight obsession for real, earth-given, healthy food. Nontoxic, chemical free home? Sounds good to me. And I just love to share my adventures in this crazy/beautiful thing called....mothering.
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