Julie Smeltzer

With so many mothers working from home the difficulties that moms face balancing work and child-rearing duties have become even more apparent. It’s more challenging if you’re helping educate your kids in multiple subjects, cooking lunches, and keeping both your children and yourself focused throughout the day. Such as, excited for a television show you get to watch tonight after work or excited about working on a new project or with new team members. For more tips and tricks for stay at home moms visit JobHero and see their list of 32 stay at home jobs for moms looking to reenter the workforce or change careers.

If you rest well at night, you’ll have more energy to parent and tackle the chores during daylight hours. Yoga will definitely give you the energy to tackle all the new responsibilities that come with motherhood. Simple, 20-minute exercises like walking, biking, jogging, dancing, stretching, vigorous stroll on a treadmill, etc., can leave you feeling energized for hours. Consume more protein-rich products (peanut butter, cottage cheese, string cheese, etc.) since they are great for an energy boost.

So instead of grabbing a pack of this processed, store-bought treat, you can consider creating your own healthier version that is as addictive and crunchy as the boxed one. In the video, they put a double boiler on a portable induction cooktop, but you can use your regular cooktop. So if you’re looking for a portable induction cooktop, here is a review of the best and most efficient portable induction models. Getting back to the recipe, this version of rice krispie treats is pretty easy to prepare and has a good shelf life.

– AAAAI, ACAAI, and CSACI Statement from the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (AAAAI); the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (ACAAI); and the CSACI (Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology) Breastmilk or baby formula should remain the primary source of nutrition for babies through their first year. But, just as we introduce baby foods or finger foods when the baby can sit up, we can also introduce common allergens for exposure. Ready, Set, Food is a super convenient and streamlined process to help new moms introduce food allergens early to avoid food allergies in children. Ready, Set, Food! is an allergist-developed system that gently introduces baby to the most common food allergens – peanut, egg, and milk – and gives baby the best defense against food allergies!