Family meals are a key part of family togetherness, but not so easy if you're a traveling mom. Whether you're just coming home from a business trip or feeding your kids during a family vacation, we know you want to feed your family quick and easy meals that are healthy. Whether you need to prepare quick dinners before leaving on business or crave thirty minute meal ideas for your family vacation, let our food section be your guide.
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 06:20
After several trips to the Atlantis Resort in Dubai, we have had the pleasure of trying several of the eateries located on site. Three of the four were very child friendly and won applause from our three children. The fourth, we reserved for a quiet moment just for my husband and me.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012 13:53
Is it possible to love a website? I mean literally wanting to hug the founder, send flowers and candy to tell them personally that they have made your life so much easier and paper free? I have found mine. It’s called FoodFacts.com.
Thursday, April 05, 2012 07:55
Traveling with kids is a constant balance--balancing their wishes with ours, balancing who gets to sit by the window on each leg of the road trip, and balancing healthy travel snacks with not-so-healthy travel snacks.
Sunday, April 01, 2012 16:15
Whether enjoying your family vacation or kicking back at home, a healthy snack for kids is important, and the Rocky Mountain Popcorn Company takes the family favorite popcorn and gives it more flavor. Rocky Mountain Popcorn Company also features several flavors: White Cheddar, Caramel (Traveling Grandmom’s Favorite!), Kettle Corn, and Jalapeno (definitely a kick).
Friday, March 30, 2012 10:44
Next week, Jewish families around the world will be gathering together to celebrate Passover. This is a holiday that celebrates the freedom of the Jewish people from their enslavement in Egypt. In order to share this triumph, Jews and even non-Jews gather together to celebrate freedom. One of the customs of this Jewish holiday is that leavened bread is removed from our diets and homes for 8 days. While this is a no-brainer to take on for gluten-free families, this is not so easy for bread breathing, pizza and pasta partakers. Add on a road trip to this equation and now what? I have some good news for you. There is still time to plan ahead an avoid food challenges this Passover. Here are my 5 ways to celebrate Passover with your family when away from home.
Friday, March 16, 2012 14:11
The three big expenses of a family vacation are transportation, lodging and food. Figure out a way to save on those, and suddenly a family vacation is much more affordable. For my family, saving on food is the easiest option. Not because I don't feed my kids when we're on vacation, but because we don't eat out every meal, particularly breakfast.
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