Older Not Old — Advice for Feeding Kids
Mindy Hermann, MBA, RDN2018-02-22T20:02:22+00:00Here is some advice on feeding kids … and grandkids, since many of my older not old friends have them
Here is some advice on feeding kids … and grandkids, since many of my older not old friends have them
A lot of the adjustments when the kids move out are pretty easy -- less laundry, a lower water bill, not as much "stuff" around the house. But it's really hard to get a handle on the food situation when you go from four to two. Often I buy more
We've been in our house for 18+ years and it didn't take long for us to build a garden. I've never had much of a green thumb and I always thought of gardening as an activity for retirees. But there we were, parents in our 40s with two 10-year-old boys,
When I was a kid, and later during my dietetics education at UCLA, I learned about the four basic tastes in foods – sweet, sour, bitter, and salty. Relatively recently a fifth taste, umami, joined the classic four. Umami translates as “savory,” and it’s hard to describe in words. To borrow from
I just returned from California, where I spent time enjoying meals with my 88-year-old mom. Much of our conversation revolved around protein – Mom, like many older and older-older adults, doesn’t eat enough of it and we were brainstorming ways for her to up the protein. She needs quick and
Actually a village and two towns, but that's not how the book title reads. In a true embarrassment of riches, I live within a 10-minute drive of three farmers markets, and each is different. The upscale Pleasantville Farmers Market is where we go to shmooze first with our friends and