There is so much to think about as a parent. Have I packed the library bag? What activity do they have on today? Have they done their homework? What am I going to cook for dinner tonight? The mental load is insane!
Invite your kiddos to help in the kitchen and whip up these amazing chicken tacos together!
If you are the parent of a child entering or currently in the tween years, you would be aware that they are going through a tremendous amount of change. You may note the emotional growth, independence, change in identity and more self-awareness. Couple this change with growth spurts, hormonal changes, and puberty and you have yourself a tween that has an increased need for energy and nutrients to support development.
I confess; when I get home after school pick-up, work or dealing with life in general, and I have to think about getting dinner on the table – the last thing – the absolute furthest thing from my mind is having the twinnies in the kitchen helping me. This absolutely does not evoke feelings of calm and happiness for me – I just. want. to. get. it. done.
Our friends at Adelaide Central Market have shared with us their recipe for chocolate, beetroot and walnut brownies ahead of Mother’s Day; perfect to whip up with the kids and surprise the mum in your life.
Four cooking workshops in this year’s Tasting Australia program will share family histories on a plate from around the world on Saturday 4th of May and Saturday 11th of May, 2024.
Our friends at Adelaide Central Market share their recipe for French toast with vanilla strawberries; the perfect school holiday breakfast.
Our friends at Adelaide Central Market have shared their recipe for lemon curd slice; just in time for some school holiday baking.
Our friends at SPUD LITE share their recipe for chicken, chorizo and potato paella; an easy family midweek dinner idea.
To celebrate the release of her debut cookbook, The Simple Dinner Edit, Nicole Maguire has shared with KIDDO her recipe for ‘Hidden veg’ meatballs in rich tomato sauce.
Calling all cheese enthusiasts – Adelaide’s getting a taste of the French Alps this May, and it’s not your average cheese platter.
Discover our top tips for budget-friendly Easter shopping at Adelaide Central Market all the while supporting local SA businesses.
The Adelaide Central Market has teamed up with spice house Gewürzhaus for these easy to make cookies that not only look adorable but also are great for the little ones to help make.
These energy-packed bliss balls are not only delicious but also a nutritious addition to the school lunchbox, brimming with essential vitamins, fibre, and protein.
Clinical Nutritionist, Carly Leaker, shares with KIDDO how nutrition impacts school performance.