Italian chicken and rice is quick, easy, budget-friendly, and a one-pan meal that makes weeknight dining manageable.I’m sorry I’m not sorry … Read More →
Hi, I’m Katie, a Registered Dietitian and Mom of two hungry toddlers.
Mom to Mom Nutrition is my place to share real-life stories and tips about what works and what doesn’t when it comes to raising a healthy family. Here you’ll find recipes, realistic nutrition advice, and most of all, encouragement.
Because feeding kids is hard. A lot harder than we’re led to believe.
Latest Blog Posts
48 Hours in New Orleans
I had hoped to start this post with a southern greeting that New Orleans locals use, but after spending 48 hours in the Big Easy, I couldn’t come up … Read More →
Baked Pizza Chicken
From marinara sauce to mozzarella cheese and pepperoni, if your family loves the flavors found in most pizza pies, then baked pizza chicken is a … Read More →
Easter Break 2018: Candy, Snow, and More Snow!
Easter break 2018 was filled with lots of candy, snow, and more snow thanks to an unusual snow storm that hit Michigan in April. Find out how my crew … Read More →
Slow Cooker Ground Beef Hoagies
Slow Cooker Ground Beef Hoagies are the perfect melt-in-your-mouth sandwich made with lean beef, lots of veggies, and the ease of your slow … Read More →
THE BEST Moist Baked Chicken Breasts
Think you don’t need another chicken recipe? Think again! These moist baked chicken breasts are so juicy and tender, you’ll never bake chicken another … Read More →
Lucky Charms Bites
Lucky Charms Bites make one tasty St. Patrick's Day treat. Made with just 3 ingredients and crunch and color from Lucky Charms … Read More →
Soy Marinated Steak and Veggie Bowls
Soy Marinated Steak and Veggie Bowls are packed with protein, whole grains, and plenty of fresh vegetables, making one healthy weeknight sheet pan … Read More →
Southern Exposure Conference- Mom’s Weekend Away!
If you follow me on Instagram and happened to see some of my Instagram stories from this past weekend, you might have noticed I was a. without … Read More →
The Deconstructed Family Dinner
Some of my fondest memories growing up include family dinners. Dinner happened after activities and right when my Dad came home from work, which was … Read More →
