Innobaby¹s Keepin¹ Fresh Glass is 100% airtight, 100% leakproof, oven-,
freezer-, and microwave- safe baby food storage solution. Lock in the
freshness, prepare and store perfect potions, and keep baby foods securely
contained at home and on-the-go. Keepin' Fresh Glass containers are designed
specially for baking, freezing, and microwaving and are perfect for home
made baby foods, diced fruits, veggies and more.
Innobaby Stack N Seal Pattern Storage System

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It's not often that we come across a product line that make you stop and
look at - mOmma is an Italian designed baby line of feeding and more.
http://www.mommatechnology.com

Via http://www.ohdeedoh.com

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It's been a week full of birthday's in our house and we are not done yet.
This cake is a donut lovers dream come true. The cake pan is available at
http://www.williams-sonoma.com

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Kids love helping in the kitchen, even at a very young age. Start them out
with a fun cooking project designed to mix snack time with art. They'll love
eating the results of this project, and you'll love how quick and easy it is
to set up and clean up.
You need:

Milk (or water, soymilk, other liquid)

Food-safe paintbrushes

Food coloring (any type is fine)

Small cups or ramekins

Bread

Cookie cutters

Do this:
To make the paint: mix a tablespoon of milk with food coloring to achieve
desired shade. For maximum ease in mixing and cleanup, we poured milk in a
little cup, squeezed food coloring onto a paint brush and mixed it right in
with the brush. If you¹re concerned about your toddler spilling this milk
paint, use yogurt or pudding as paint instead.
Cut out bread with cookie cutter (or leave uncut and just paint slices of
bread ­ that could be fun for school lunch sandwich messages). Paint bread
with brush and prepared paint.
Toast in toaster. Serve as desired. We smeared cream cheese for Nemo¹s
stripes on this example.

Via http://www.ohdeedoh.com

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Love this line of kids kitchen ware as an alternative to plastic.
http://bambuhome.com

Via http://babyology.com.au

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Remember when plastic used to be the only material used for kids table ware.
Life Without Plastic has non-toxic kid's stainless steal and kids dishes to
make mealtime both fun and chemical free.
http://lifewithoutplastic.com

Via http://www.inhabitots.com

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3 cups cooked leftover cold rice
1 cup of cooked chicken or beef cut up in bite size pieces
1 egg
2 Tbsp soy sauce
1 Tbsp Teriyaki sauce
1 tsp, garlic powder
1 green onion chopped
1/2 cup frozen peas and carrots mix (green onion optional)
2 Tbsp vegetable oil
Black pepper to taste.

Add oil In wok or frying pan over med add cold rice after oil is hot,
continually stirring for about 3 minutes; add frozen peas and carrots, soy
sauce, teriyaki sauce and garlic powder continue stirring until vegetables
are tender about 10 minutes. Add cooked meat stir for another 3-4 min or
until meat is warmed through. scramble egg in a bowl, push all of the rice
mixture to one side of pan or wok slowly add the egg to the empty space in
pan scramble until cooked through then mix together with rest of rice
mixture. Add green onion and black pepper to taste.

Via http://www.apples4theteacher.com

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Original purpose: Quenching Thirst!
Aha! Use: Cleaning lime deposits and iron stains inside the dishwasher.
Pour a packet into the detergent cup and run the dishwasher (empty of
course) DO NOT USE THE RED KOOL AID!!!!

Via http://www.realsimple.com

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Your plate says it all - personalized plates for your little picky eaters.
(Plates even come in different languages)
http://alphabetplates.com

Via http://www.ohdeedoh.com

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