Paleo Banana Bread

Another quick and easy recipe, banana bread! Made this tonight after realizing I had some super brown bananas on my hands. I tend to go the muffin route as they are easier to hand tiny hands fast! http://civilizedcavemancooking.com/recipes/desserts/paleo-banana-bread/

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Lasagna With a Twist

I had a week off from school so I wanted to try a new and creative recipe. I subscribe to Inspiralized emails, which I highly recommend as she has great and creative recipes that all revolve around turning veggies and fruits into noodles to be used in delicious and easy dishes! Not the best picture but this kale and rutabaga lasagna is awesome! Click here for the link.

Frittata

I typically make a frittata the day before I go grocery shopping. I add any leftover veggies that I had not used during the week. The picture below contains tomatoes , spinach, leftover stir fry veggies, zoodles, and cheese. The pan is a 12 inch which I feel works very well. Hope you enjoy! http://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-a-frittata-cooking-lessons-from-the-kitchn-170717

Row Your Boat

Today marks Ava's last day of early intervention, on Sunday she turns three and will be entering preschool next week. I have found this last week very hard, our lives are about to change as Ava goes from having in home therapy to outside therapy. It is also hard as the parent, the support you get with early intervention is amazing and it was hard to say goodbye to so many great people that have worked so hard with Ava. I am not one to post my life details all over Facebook and I don't do a lot of vague booking either. I wanted to share this post because I have seen first hand how important early intervention is and it has challenged me so much but I have learned so much that I wanted to share so it could help others. Ava started with early intervention at about 3 months. We moved when she was 6 months old and she continued early intervention every week with a physical therapist. At her one year evaluation which she was a little over a year and half, it was noticed that she was...

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