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I love food. I love experimenting with flavours, trying new dishes, and playing with pairings. However, I hate those fad diets that flood us with endless information about "eat this and not that" only to say the exact opposite a few years later.
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J’aime manger. J’aime découvrir des mélanges de saveurs, goûter des mets différents et essayer de nouvelles combinaisons d’aliments. Mais je ne suis pas fan de tous ces régimes débilitants qui nous dictent ce qu’on devrait manger ou non et qui, finalement, nous disent tout le contraire quelques années plus tard.
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Moms, this Product Review Club needs no introduction. Mabel's Labels is a favourite in parenting circles for their long-lasting durability and cute designs. These clothing and personal item labels easily withstand abuse from the washing machine and dishwasher cycle after cycle. Can you say that about tape and permanent marker?
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Life is full of firsts. And for those of you with little ones in the household, firsts are happening on a daily basis.
First smile.
First laugh.
First word.
First tooth.
First haircut.
First steps.
First friend.
First time feeding themselves (ideally with a video camera at the ready because you know that's going to be... Continue ReadingRead Reviews SponsoredPour lire cet article en français, voir plus basSponsored
I love my kids. LOVE THEM. I love them so much, I gladly open my wallet to send one kid to basketball overnight camp, one kid to soccer day camp, and the third to drop-in classes at the local art gallery. They'll go with the grandparents to the cabin for a few days, and (much to their chagrin) complete a level of week-long intensive swimming lessons.
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Becoming a parent comes with as many unknowns as it does preconceptions about what you should or should not do. Heaven forbid you should buy the wrong stroller or forget to put them on a prestigious preschool's waiting list!
I have three kids, and while I experienced the biggest learning curve with my first child, #2 and #3 proved to me that each baby is different and the knowledge I... Continue ReadingRead Reviews SponsoredPour lire cet article en français, voir plus basSponsored
I am not at all ready for my boy to start school next month. I’m not talking about procrastinating with school supply shopping. I am not emotionally prepared for Jake to be in kindergarten.
It seems like he was a newborn just yesterday and now I’m expected to turn him out into the world. Suit him up, slap on a backpack, put together a healthy lunch respecting all... Continue ReadingRead Reviews Pour lire cet article en français, voir plus basread this article in English
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Pour réussir à garder une vie quasi normale, j’ai décidé de restreindre les activités de mes enfants à une seule par saison : le basketball durant l’hiver, le soccer au printemps et les cours de natation à l’été. Malgré tout, avec trois enfants j’arrive difficilement à faire coïncider leurs horaires... Continue ReadingRead Reviews