Showing posts with label Toddlers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toddlers. Show all posts
Monday, June 4, 2012
Crocs Baby/Toddler Winter Boots Starting From $9.99!
Oh my gosh, how cute are these boots?! Too bad they don't have the size for my little one because I would love to get these for winter! Right now at crocs.com you can get them for $9.99 + free shipping! Just use the code SHIPCROCS. Make it a even better deal when you sign up for their email subscription and receive a 20% off code and get them just for $7.99!
If you want something for your toddler/kids, the Kosmoboot Kids are also on sale for just $24.99. Use the 20% off code and get them for just $19.99! I had to order one(although I really like the blue ones above), really awesome deal for kids boots if you ask me. Hopefully I'm ordering the right size, I don't know how big his feet will be by winter!
-Nerdy Mom
Quick & Easy Nutritious Toddler Meals
I'm always looking for quick & easy meals for my toddler. But most importantly, nutritious. I came up with a list of some of the foods my little one - Jae - likes to eat(26 months old at the moment). He's not a very picky eater but I still have trouble getting him to eat peas, carrots and green beans. I found some great ways to slip in those Vitamin A's and other nutrition in his meals. Below is mostly what I serve him for breakfast/lunch. I make dinner for the whole family so it's different.
One of the tips I like to keep in mind is putting paprika(it's not spicy) and bits of spinach(thanks to Fit Mom) in everything. Kids probably won't eat chunks of spinach leaves but if it's in tiny bits and pieces most likely it won't bother them. We all know that spinach is fortified with valuable nutrition and paprika and other dried/fresh herbs are rich in Vitamin A. Please keep in mind that all the ingredients that I use below are either natural or organic and make sure your child isn't allergic to anything that I list here.
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One of the tips I like to keep in mind is putting paprika(it's not spicy) and bits of spinach(thanks to Fit Mom) in everything. Kids probably won't eat chunks of spinach leaves but if it's in tiny bits and pieces most likely it won't bother them. We all know that spinach is fortified with valuable nutrition and paprika and other dried/fresh herbs are rich in Vitamin A. Please keep in mind that all the ingredients that I use below are either natural or organic and make sure your child isn't allergic to anything that I list here.
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