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Banana baby food is quick and easy to make. Banana is perfect to offer a baby as a first food. Why This Recipe Works No cooking required Naturally sweet and delicious, some say it has a taste profile to breast milk which can make it very appealing for babies trying complementary foods. Banana is a dietary source of; Fiber, Potassium, Magnesium, and Vitamin C Ingredients you will need To make my banana puree you will need just one thing: banana (optional) breast milk, baby formula (optional) cinnamon Ingredients Notes & Substitutions Choose ripe bananas: Ripe bananas will show no trace...

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. This post may contain affiliate links. Read our disclosure policy.   Follow us on Instagram for more fun ideas for kids! Dive into a creative ocean adventure with our Fish Clothespin Craft activity! Using our simple, printable template, transform everyday clothespins into captivating marine creatures. Summer crafting is in full season. Today, we’re diving deep into the ocean with this adorable Fish Clothespin Craft! This fun ocean craft is great for play, imagination, and fine motor skills!  My kids love when crafting is simple and straightforward and more enjoyable for everyone. That’s why we’re...

If you love overnight oatmeal, these chocolate peanut butter overnight oats are delicious and filling! You’ll love this for an easy breakfast, or as a protein filled snack/dessert. This is easy and quick – meal prep time is about five minutes. You’ll just need time overnight for chilling. I didn’t try overnight oatmeal until recently. Let’s be honest – I was dumb. I thought overnight oats might be soggy and that it just wouldn’t appeal. BOY was I wrong! Tips for Successful Overnight Oatmeal Overnight oatmeal is one of my new favorite breakfasts, and honestly, one of my new favorite...

It is no secret how much I love picture books. Yes, even in upper elementary and even for teaching complex academic topics! Picture books make great mentor texts and are the perfect length to read and reread as we study specific skills. As a reminder, I always recommend reading each title once for enjoyment before taking a deep dive into the text for lessons. I have many posts dedicated to helping you find the perfect title for each of your needs, so here’s a helpful recap of my favorite upper elementary picture books right at your fingertips. Back To School...