There are three simple essentials to make Mom really happy on Mother’s Day (or any day). As a mom of a three-and-a-half year old ball of boy energy, I know if I get just one of these little gifts I’ll be a happy mama!

I’m a mom who definitely does NOT have it all figured out. I am learning as I go and once I think I’ve got a handle on something, the game changes. What’s up with that?!? That’s why I love tip swapping. I’ll take all the ideas I can get and I’ll happily share what’s worked (sometimes) for me. I hope I’m not jinxing myself, but the lunch routine I established to feed my picky’ish preschooler is still running pretty smoothly after a year.

If you’re looking for the best and best-tasting foods, here are 10 tips for healthier food choices. Consider this your cheat sheet!

Finding a meal adults will agree on is hard enough, but throw kids into the mix and you’ve got a recipe for nightly disaster. Although I’ve been lucky enough to be blessed with an adventurous eater, we still have to deal with spur-of-the-moment taste changes and almost nonstop requests for the foods he adores. It seems there’s no way around kids being, well, kids, at mealtime, but thankfully there are dishes out there that are sure to please your small fry without resorting to French fries. Here are some of my picks for picky eaters (big and small):

Learn how team member and mom Christine tries a whole wheat vegetable pizza recipe that scores big with her family on her son’s 2nd birthday.

With Mother’s Day coming up next week, I find it so exciting and hard to believe that I will be a mother myself very soon!

Learn how team member and first-time Mom Christine finds a curry recipe that is enjoyed by both her toddler and hubby.

You can easily color your Easter eggs using nature’s own bright vivid colors from fruits, vegetables and spices.

Expectant mom and Team Member Melissa shares her favorite products for treating early-pregnancy symptoms.

Learn how team member and first-time mom Christine travels to Ireland and learns how to prepare Shepherd’s Pie in her mother-in-law’s kitchen.