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Tips for Picky Eating, Updates on Abortion Laws, and Easy Parenting Hacks!
11 ways to deal with picky eaters, stay informed on state abortion laws, and discover practical hacks for a smoother family routine.
🌞 Hey, Amazing Parent!
Today, we’re diving into a mix of pressing topics that reflect what many of us are facing in our daily lives. Whether it's strategizing over the dinner plate with a picky eater or decoding the latest state abortion laws, these issues impact us deeply as parents navigating the complex world our children will inherit.
Why focus on these particular issues? Because they're urgent, affecting, and they're the conversations happening at playgrounds, kitchen tables, and yes, even in our inboxes. So let’s break down these topics, find some clarity, and maybe even a bit of comfort, as we tackle them together.
Here’s to embracing the parenting journey—challenges, triumphs, and all—with a little help from our friends at The Mommy Newsletter.
For Your Parent Pit Stop Today:
PORCH PARENTING: Picky Eater: 11 Tips to Get Them To Eat Healthy
BREAKING NEWS: Where State Abortion Laws Stand Without Roe
PARENT QUICK WINS: 1 Parent Hack, 1 Activity Idea and 2 No-Brainer Amazon Buys
PORCH PEEK
PORCH PARENTING
Picky Eater: 11 Tips to Get Them To Eat Healthy
Got a little one who turns their nose up at anything green? Me too. Here are some tried-and-true strategies to help your picky eater not only try but also love healthier food options. From creative plating ideas to involving them in the cooking process, these tips are designed to make mealtime both fun and nutritious.
BREAKING NEWS
Where State Abortion Laws Stand Without Roe
PARENT QUICK WINS
Parent Hack
Transform chaotic mornings into structured starts, even if you’re exhausted, you’ll thank yourself in the morning, believe me, just a bit of a push to:
Lay out clothes the night before, including socks and shoes, to prevent last-minute scrambles.
Prepare all lunches and pack them in the fridge, ready to grab and go.
Set the breakfast table after dinner, including non-perishable items and dishes, to serve breakfast effortlessly.
Activity Idea
Start a small herb garden or a few vegetable pots:
Choose easy-to-grow plants like basil, carrots, or tomatoes. Involve your kids in the planting process to spark their interest.
Assign watering and care tasks to each family member as daily responsibilities, using a chart to track progress.
Celebrate your garden’s growth with a cooking day using your home-grown produce, reinforcing the farm-to-table concept for your children. I assure you this will help A LOT with picky eating.
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