September 21st, 2015 | By: Nancy Ripton
Celebrate National Organic Week by Changing The Way You Feel About Food.
We were excited to help launch National Organic Week (September 19-27) at Toronto's Ruby Watch Co. with an all-local, all-organic meal sponsored by CLIF bar. The week is a great time to remember to think before you eat and commit yourself to making organic choices for your family whenever possible.
July 23rd, 2015 | By: Nancy Ripton
Nine superfoods every mom should include in her diet.
It can be tiring being a mom. That’s why it’s essential to make sure that the foods we eat pack the biggest nutritional punch possible. Eating right just makes you feel better and gives you a natural energy boost. Here’s a look at nine of the biggest nutritional heavy eaters and why you should include them in your family’s diet.
March 17th, 2015 | By: Nancy Ripton
Watching the Juno Cup shows us how fun hockey can be and reminds us not to take the sport too seriously with our kids.
If you think it seems like every kid in Canada plays hockey, you might be right. Although they say our unofficial National sport is losing steam I see no signs of it where we live. Holding a hockey stick is part of growing up in Canada.
March 4th, 2015 | By: Cheryl Tallman
Simple solutions for creating healthy homemade meals and snacks for your baby or toddler.
One of the biggest hurdles to feeding your child healthy food is not enough time. Follow these time-saving tips for eating healthy:
December 9th, 2014 | By: Kerry McLeod
Just when you thought you were making healthy food choices for your family, it turns out there’s a lot more to food labels than meets the eye. Here’s how to decode nutrition claims on your next trip to the grocery store.
When you're trying to shop for healthy foods for your family, it's easy to fall for products emblazoned with marketing buzzwords such as "fortified" and "sugar-free." But many foods that appear to be good for you are actually the opposite. Here's how to decode product labels to help you select the healthiest foods on store shelves.