Delicious and Gluten Free! As a former New Yorker, I always crave the amazing buffalo wing sauce on the east coast and the range of options restaurants pump out using all things buffalo wings – Buffalo Chicken Subs, Buffalo Chicken Wing Dip, Buffalo Chicken Soup, the list goes on and on. Last night, I decided to recreate one of my favorite Buffalo Chicken Recipes, Buffalo Chicken Nachos! These nachos are super easy to make, gluten free and healthier than fried buffalo tenders and blue cheese. They aren’t super spicy so even my kids got in on some of the action. If you’ve got a craving for Buffalo Chicken wings, try out this amazing recipe and let me know what you ... read more
Blazing Buffalo Chicken Nachos
The BOMB Chicken Enchiladas
Gluten-Free Chicken Enchiladas! During these cooler California winter nights, I love to divert from our regular schedule of salads and grilling to make some comfort food. Since I am gluten-free and my husband tries to avoid carbs at all costs, we are somewhat limited in what we can make on the casserole front, but these BOMB gluten-free chicken enchiladas are healthy, gluten-free and delicious – I mean if I use Cayenne sparingly even my two-year old will eat them so that’s saying a lot! The BOMB Chicken Enchiladas Healthy and Gluten-Free Prep Time: 30 minutes Total Time: 1 hour Ingredients: 32 ounces of Chicken Stock or Broth (one box)One package of skinless, ... read more
Nursing Strike: What To Do When Your Baby Suddenly Stops Nursing
Nothing about breastfeeding is easy in the beginning, but just when you think you’ve got it down to a science, your little one suddenly stops nursing! If your baby is younger than two years old, this is most likely not the beginning of a natural weaning process. You are most likely dealing with the dreaded nursing strike! This post may contain affiliate links to products I love. Please see our full disclosure policy here. What Is A Nursing Strike? According to la leche League, nursing strikes typically come on suddenly and are temporary. When your baby stops nursing because of a strike, this is usually temporary and resolves within two to four days. This can seem like ... read more
Five Things You Don’t Need on Your Baby Registry! (And Five Things You Do)
A Guide To Creating the Perfect Baby Registry This post may contain affiliate links to products I love. Please see our full disclosure policy here. I distinctly remember the first time I set foot in buybuy BABY. I was about five months pregnant and someone told me that it was time to make a baby registry. I checked in at the desk and they handed me a scanner so I could walk through the larger than life store scanning things to add to the list. I just held the scanner and looked around. Paralyzed. Unable to click anything. OK, I thought to myself, let’s start with something I know I will need - baby bottles. This oughtta be easy, right? WRONG. Do you know how ... read more
How to Fight Morning Sickness in the First Trimester
Tips and Tricks to Combat Morning Sickness Seeing a positive pregnancy test is one of the amazing things in the world! You typically get to enjoy that for approximately 1.5 seconds before the first wave of morning sickness hits like a sack of bricks. Feeling ill while pregnant can be brutal, but there are some specific tips that can help you fight morning sickness in the first trimester. First a bit of background, Morning Sickness is the nausea (and sometimes vomiting) that typically hits pregnant hard in the first trimester. For most women, morning sickness typically kicks into full gear between weeks 7 and 8. For some unlucky souls, morning sickness (or night sickness or all day ... read more
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