Do your kids have allergies? Does it prevent you from cooking some of their favorite comfort foods, such as mac and cheese or chocolate chip cookies? If this sounds familiar, never fear, there’s a new cookbook out there that makes the impossible possible. It’s called The Complete Allergy-Free Comfort Food Cookbook.

Parents everywhere often struggle with getting their kids to eat their veggies, and some studies show that this isn’t just a case of kids being stubborn. Vegetables can be bitter, and most kids just don’t like to eat bitter things. So, how can you get these healthy foods into your child’s stomach without a struggle? Check out: Three Foolproof Ways to Get Your Kids to Eat Their Veggies.

Nutella has become quite popular in the United States – you can buy it at the store, usually near the peanut butter, and you can even make it yourself. But did you know there are lots of dishes you can make using Nutella as the main ingredient? Check out these yummy recipes that use Nutella.

Do you have a son or daughter who loves to help cook dinner or do the laundry? Taking care of a home is a very important part of life that every child will eventually face, but few get any practice while they’re young. Take a look at 5 Ways to Encourage Young Homemakers to see how you can help teach your kids to take pride in their living space.

If you and the kids are celebrating Groundhog’s Day tomorrow, what better way to do it than by baking? Check out these fun recipes for Groundhog’s Day sweet treats. They’re so cute!

With so much going on in our lives, it can be hard to create a healthy meal for the family. But according to Consumer Reports, it doesn’t have to be. Check out what happens when a registered dietitian moves in with a family and helps them make healthy meals in a hurry.

Baking can be great for kids for many reasons. Measuring out ingredients can teach them math. Making fun treats can make a bad day good. It’s also a great way to spend time with each other as a family. Here are some tips to help get your kids get in on the action and turn them into little bakers.

Another day, another mac and cheese recipe, but this one adds a Mexican flare. Check out this recipe for Enchilada Mac and Cheese. It’s sure to be a family favorite.

There’s nothing better than the taste of cinnamon in the morning. Whether you’re getting the kids off to school or looking for a sweet treat for a lazy family morning, a tasty breakfast can go a long way. One of the bloggers at Momformation has shared her homemade cinnamon swirl bread recipe and it look heavenly!

Those energy bars you find in the store can be pretty expensive. Who wants to pay $2 for a snack? But some of them do seem to be pretty healthy. One mom took matters into her own hands and came up with a recipe for homemade power bars.

If you’re tired of eating and buying the same old thing, but want to keep buying healthy foods for your family, check out Freshen Up Your Fridge, Makeover Your Meals.  You’ll learn how to make even a turkey sandwich sound like an exotic new recipe!

If you’re looking for a yummy breakfast food to make this weekend, you might want to take a look at this breakfast fruit pizza recipe.  The recipe comes from New York Times best-selling author Pam Anderson’s new book, Cook Without a Book: Meatless Meals.

Everyone loves muffins, especially kids, but did you know muffins were a great way to sneak a few vegetables into their diets? If you’re not convinced, check out Giada De Laurentiis’s yummy recipe for Frosted Carrot and Zucchini Mini Muffins.

Kids love pancakes and kids love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches! So, why not put them together? That’s the what the Food Network’s Sunny Anderson did in this fun (and yummy) recipe for PB&J Pancakes.

If you have some cookie dough lying around and you’re looking for a good Christmas day activity, check out these fun little Christmas kid cookies. The fun is in the decorating (and the eating). Your children are sure to have a blast making a cookie that looks just like them!