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Meal Planning

What's for Dinner? Three Little Words, One Big Headache

Sandi Richard | Posted 05.11.2013 | Canada Living
Sandi Richard

As a meal-planning expert, I have spent the last 20 years helping families overcome the daily dilemma. But why is meal preparation such a stressful process? At the end of the day, moms feel pressure to please. I raised seven children so believe me when I say I know meal planning is a major daily challenge! Here are a few that I've been sharing with families for years.

Get Your One-Day Cleanse On

Meghan Telpner | Posted 02.26.2013 | Canada Living
Meghan Telpner

Following a night of over indulgence the key to resetting and feeling great as quickly as possible is in hydrating and alkalizing the body. Both sugar, alcohol and most other treats along with a lack of our ideal amount of sleep, will strip the body of vital nutrients and water. Repair from a night of indulgence with a one day re-set cleanse.

How To Meal Plan For A Week

The Huffington Post Canada | Posted 09.12.2012 | Canada Living

The equation sounds simple: Grocery shopping + cooking your own meals = saving money and eating healthier. But why is it so hard to actually follow th...

Five Tips for a Sanity-Saving Road Trip With Kids

Erika Katz | Posted 09.16.2012 | Canada Travel
Erika Katz

It's summer time and you have dreamed of the perfect family vacation full of sight seeing, adventure, and great photo-ops. However your kids think everything you want to do is "lame and boring." So how do you make it a trip you will all enjoy? Here are some simple tips that can help your trip go more smoothly. HINT: It's all about keeping the kids happy and distracted!

How Stress at Work Can Lead to Poor Eating Habits at Home

Timi Gustafson, R.D. | Posted 09.03.2012 | Canada Living
Timi Gustafson, R.D.

Working parents may have a harder time putting healthy food on the table than those who are part-time employed or stay at home, a recent study found. While parental employment provides many important benefits for families, work-related stress can negatively affect eating habits at home. Families with both parents working had also an overall lower intake of nutritious foods like fruits and vegetables.

Cooking: Efficient and Effortless

Jan Scott | Posted 11.24.2011 | Canada Living
Jan Scott