Coconut Flour Waffles
Crispy Kale and Eggs
Banana Sweetened Coconut Flour Muffins
Primal Pancakes
Maple “Grits” Pudding
Spinach Sausage Breakfast Casserole
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Maple Bacon Muffins
Eggs and Kale Scramble
Coconut Flour Primal Donuts
Cold Paleo Cereal
Cauliflower Bacon Quiche
Baked N’Oatmeal
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Not enough exercise. Their/They’re/There still stumps my 12 year old. We move them around too much. I let their pet bunny roast in the Texas sun accidentally. In a rush, I threw the bunny’s corpse into the garbage in front of them. Not enough time spent reading. Too much yelling. All their food is either […]
I am utterly gutted over the pandemic of pornography in our society. It can’t be overstated. Porn is on Instagram. Porn is on Pinterest. It’s also on Facebook (via shared “gifts” in the messenger app.) On WhatsApp, kids are texting each other gifs and links. Web browsers are attached to most apps and video gaming […]
Each time I asked my 13-year-old daughter what she wanted for Christmas, her answer was always the same: Instagram. Every time she said it, my heart sank. I told her it was just about the one thing I could not in good conscience “give” to her. Instagram doesn’t feel like a good gift. It’s the […]
I thought long and hard whether or not to write about our 2017 family motto: This is a family, and family means that no one gets to do what they want to do.  It would be therapeutic for me to unpack all that statement has meant. But it would be a downer. Instead, I am […]
I came into parenting fully thinking that I don’t owe a child any explanations when it comes to their obedience. They better execute mission without asking questions. Actually, I want to see them pop into the position of attention, sound off with a “Yes Ma’am,” and move out smartly to take care of business. Errr–that’s […]
You mention allowing your kids to have some breakfast cereals. What brands do you use? Thanks.
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I am not nearly as strict as I used to be with my kiddos and their breakfast, but my favorite go-to cereal for them is maple sweetened oatmeal or grits with cheese and a sprinkle of salt. My favorite cold cereal is actually Wheat Chex. It is inexpensive, low in sugar and high in fiber. You can add some sliced almonds and a sprinkle of cinnamon-sugar and it is always a winner. 🙂
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