#healthy work snacks

[timothy1234]

baby food

What to Feed Your Baby at 9 Months Old as Their First Food Baby's First Food at One Month-It's that time of year once more when you need to start planning what your 9-month-old will consume. There are so many meals and snacks to pick from, from breakfast to night. Which one, nevertheless, is ideal for your child?

A newborn begins to explore their environment and attempt new things when they can feed themselves. It's crucial to provide children a variety of foods as they learn about nutrition and how to digest food so they may develop healthy eating habits. read more

[fitnxsss-xo]

[drawishme]

What are their backstories? 👀

Thank you for asking!

Ahem. Drift is a hyper athlete who wins trophies in everything sporty. Jeremiah is his brother and a laidback scientist who hasn’t made any breakthroughs with his experiments on snacks. Their clashing lifestyles made Jeremiah move away but Drift moved to the same island too and now they’re neighboring brothers. :D

[rexscanonwife]

Also what Senshi is to other people, Sportacus is to me because for breakfast instead of doing like. 4 toaster waffles I made a turkey, spinach, and avocado omelette and it was quite good ☺️💖💖 I think he'd be proud of me!!

[lornasaurusrex]

I miss you Lorna… this is such a mess

This is an old message and I had several other similar messages, but I miss you guys and hope you’re all doing well!! I’m sorry to see nothing has improved.

I saw I was kindly mentioned by @awesomefringey and some other commenters the other day, so just wanted to log in and say hello and log back out for a few more months. 💕

Sending so so much love to all of you. Take care of yourselves and each other, please.

The video is still on YT.

[glorious-spoon]

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[look-at-the-stars-tonight]

the amount of effort that goes into figuring out what to cook and eat every day is RIDICULOUS. i used to think people were so weird and boring for eating the same thing every single day but it truly does make life so much easier

[dormiloncito]

the awesome meal i'm having in the back

[fightingtostayfierce]

• vanilla yogurt + cookie parfaits •

made in collaboration with my dear coworker for the kids' dessert

[goldkirk]

CONTENT WARNING for weight loss (a percentage number) and mentions of throwing up

In other news I'm waiting impatiently for a GI appointment to tell them "hi I lost 15% of my body weight in six months and I throw up more often than once or twice a year now so can you please fucking listen and do something this time"

[littledoggyboy]

Guys

I don’t like buying a ton of food at once because I don’t end up using half of it and it goes bad

So the question is

Do I make soup this week.

Or burgers.

I’m leaning towards burgers

[love-fireflysong]

You guys should be SO proud of me right now. This is officially day 3 of me walking down to the river to do some writing and I've been getting so much writing done 😤

[badlydrawn-brostrider]

So what’s the grocery shopping situation like in your house?

BRO: Well we aren't dead. I try to make sure Mini Me eats greens sometimes.

BRO: Usually I'm the one who actually goes out to buy the shit we need. Everybody in this house hates bein' out in crowds but I'm the adult so I'm the one stuck with the responsibility. Mini sometimes comes with if he's up to it.

BRO: And, I'm sure y'all are happy to hear, there's no swords in the fridge. Most of the time.

BRO: Sometimes the lil' shits will stab a knife into empty cartons of milk or juice to 'indirectly' say we need more. That, or they'll stab their grocery lists onto the fridge with a sword so I remember to buy the snacks they want. The joys of livin' with sword wielding teens.

[darkwood-sleddog]

tbh i do feel like a lot of sport dog or general dog people's confusion regarding why certain gear not made for specific sports does not work for that said sport comes from a general lack of people who do not have a lot of personal experience wearing sport equipment or doing sports themselves.

Obviously people not having that experience is not a bad thing, we all learn and grow and it's great imo that people want to do active things with their dogs (any little bit you do is positive in my eyes). But it's just a fact to me that when you, personally, have experience with how YOU feel in different type of sports equipment, that knowledge certainly transfers to animal sports as well.

[mars-ipan]

it is so nuts trying to have a healthy relationship with food when your sibling is trying to be a gym bro

[runawaycarouselhorse]

This thread from the CPTSD subreddit about the overabdunance of cheap junk food, but little healthy food (and the weird poverty mindset leading to parents guarding food until it spoils and screaming at anyone who eats [too much] of it or acting like they were planning to eat it, but if you don't eat from it, it gets thrown out) is so illuminating.