There are a lot of firsts for parents and Baby in that beginning year of life. From Baby’s first smile and laugh to the first full night of sleep and first time rolling over, it’s an exciting time! Feeding babies food beyond breastmilk or formula is a fun-filled experience too. You can introduce a wide variety of foods when your baby is ready, including common allergens. In fact, you may be surprised how early your baby can start eating these foods so they can grow up to be a big, healthy kid with a diverse diet – and they may also have a reduced risk of food allergies.
As part of our year-long Spreading Good initiative, we’ll be cooking for a good cause with Christina Tosi, chef, founder, and owner of Milk Bar. Proceeds from the virtual event will benefit the non-profit, The Birthday Party Project. Let’s put those peanut butter cravings to good use!
Vacations will likely look different this year, but if a road trip is part of your summer plans, we have some great ideas to keep you and your family fueled and minimize stops in crowded areas.
Rumor has it we are all craving comfort foods during this difficult time. And why wouldn't we? Just biting into a comfort food takes you back to a time when you felt happy and nourished, loved and cared for. It's hard to argue with that kind of power.
The home garden has become a hugely popular way to help pass the time, while also allowing people to grow food they can actually enjoy eating. Tomatoes, peppers, various leafy greens, and peas are some of the common plants that may be found in home gardens today, but have you ever considered growing peanuts at home?
If you love peanut butter as much as we do, then you've probably been eating even more of it recently. But wait, don’t throw those jars away because we’ve got some fun ideas for you to reuse them.
After working from home for a while, it’s easy for you and the family to get into a snacking rut and nosh on the same go-tos. A satisfying snack packs in flavor, diverse textures, and good fat, protein and fiber that will keep you going from conference call to home schooling and back again.
People are spending a lot of time in the kitchen these days. No surprise then that we are all searching, sharing and saving recipes on social media now more than ever. That’s why peanut butter is getting a lot of love on the internet with a variety of recipes being shared featuring America’s favorite nutty spread.
Staying in is the new going out. Even amidst these unprecedented challenges, this time also gives us the opportunity to bond with our loved ones in new ways. If you’re social distancing at home with your family, your new normal may have inspired you to take on fun or meaningful activities.
Mission MightyMe co-founders J.J. and Catherine Jaxon are on a mission to help raise up a generation of kids that are free from the burden of food allergies. And they’re doing it with the launch of a peanut puff that makes it easy and “normal” to feed peanuts and other allergenic foods to infants.