Breakfast & Pizza Cuppies: 2 Toddler-Friendly Meals Biscuits by Ashford - May 29, 2015May 29, 20151 Guest post from Mary Katherine Backstrom of Mom Babble You will probably notice that my recipes are simple. That’s because I can’t cook. The good news is, if you try a Mom Babble recipe you are guaranteed a 99% success rate. Make that 100% if you are making my Cuppy Cups (aka cuppies). Today I’m sharing my Breakfast and Pizza Cuppies because 1) they are my favorite 2) toddlers LOVE them and 3) you cook them all at once so they are very convenient! It’s Cuppy Time! (Makes 24) Prep: Preheat oven to 350 Dice meat Beat eggs together in bowl wish a splash of milk and dash of garlic salt Spray your muffin tins with non-stick. Now that you are done with prep… Flatten biscuits one at a time, cut into quarters, and smush into muffin dish. Place
Don’t push me kid… Crazy by Ashford - May 26, 2015May 26, 201513 My kids complain a lot. I mean probably not anymore than normal kids but it still seems excessive. From the wrong color cup, to the wrong seat at the table, to the wrong fill-in-the-ever-loving-blank. It’s always something and sometimes it just gets to be a little too much and you have to push back. I’m sure you can all relate. One of their chief complaints is that "Mommy doesn’t push as good as Daddy" on the swings. This one, for whatever reason, really gets under my skin. Maybe it’s the fact that I’m preoccupied with such nuisances as “safety” and “well-being” I don’t know. Maybe it’s the fact that I’m sick and tired of always being the “responsible” one. Or the
20 Minute Tomato Basil Chicken Biscuits by Ashford - May 22, 2015May 26, 20154 So this one is also ridiculously easy and only takes 20 minutes to make. It's also a family favorite and we NEVER have leftovers even when we purposefully cook extra. (It all gets eaten.) It takes about 20 minutes total time and tastes uh-maze-ing. So here's the recipe (as I mentioned in a previous post I strongly dislike stories that go along with recipes). It's pretty self-explanatory but I'll go into a bit of detail for you. First the slicing of the garlic. Do you remember when Tony Soprano was incarcerated and he did this whole monologue about cooking in prison? Well, he mentioned that they had to get creative and had to use razor blades to thinly slice their garlic. He
Easy Texas Caviar Biscuits by Ashford - May 19, 2015July 3, 20152 You know what I find SUPER annoying? When I see an awesome recipe on Pinterest and I click on it only to have to sift through some ridiculous story about why the author loves the recipe or how they came up with it. All I really want to see is the freaking recipe....I don't care about the evolution of your homemade chili rub just tell me how to make the damn chili!! So with that in mind....I will just give you the damned recipe!! Hope you enjoy...I for one am addicted to this stuff and have been known to eat an entire batch by myself without sharing. Tip: This is so much better after it has been sitting in the refrigerator overnight.
How to Register for Public School Uncategorized by Ashford - May 13, 20151 Starting public school can be intimidating for both parents and children alike. There seem to be so many moving pieces and so many things to get done. Not to mention the emotional roller coaster that many of us find ourselves on as we realize that our babies just aren’t babies anymore. I, like so many mothers, found the whole damn thing daunting. So in an effort to allay the fears of any coming behind me in this process I have developed this simple step by step guide. Stop by the school and get the required forms. Cry when the registrar hands you the “Bus Service Request” form at the thought of your tiny little baby riding the big scary school bus. Realize this
6 Things Preschoolers Just. Can’t. Even. Uncategorized by Ashford - May 12, 2015June 10, 20151 Preschool is a special time where your tiny little ball of mush begins to finally develop into a teensy tiny person. You are [hopefully] nearing the end of the full blown temper tantrums and you can begin to reason and converse with your child. And half the time it seems like they actually understand you!! However, there are a few things that they still just can’t even. And most of these will trigger any last remnants of those dreaded nuclear level meltdowns. 1. Juice boxes This deceptive product is marketed directly to your preschooler. It bears the smiling happy faces of their favorite cartoon characters and bright colorful pictures of fruit ripe at harvest. It comes in a small little package just