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Get Your Kids in the Kitchen This March Break!The sooner you can help your kiddos to feel comfortable in the kitchen, the better. In addition to learning an important life skill, studies show that kids who are exposed to cooking early tend to eat healthier as adults. Canada Beef and ParentsCanada can help get you started: We’ve got four tasty recipes, complete with instructional videos, to try this March break, so kids can follow along and learn how to get a tasty meal on the table. 👉 Click the link in bio to check out these fun recipes! @lovecdnbeef

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We're going to hold your hand when we say this because it's kind of an alarming statement: The vast majority of us are tethered to an electronic device for most, if not all, hours of the day. Whether it’s work emails, social media, online shopping, texting with friends…the digital world is always at our fingertips. And while it's not all bad—technological advancements make so many things easier, from allowing us to work remotely to staying in touch with friends and family—it is a lot of time to have your face in a device. For you and your kiddos.⁠⁠March 7 is #GlobalDayofUnplugging. Just as it sounds, this 24-hour event offers a much-needed break from electronics in order to spend time with the people you love, in order to embrace meaningful, offline connection. ⁠⁠Will you be joining in? Click through for ideas on how to unplug as a family. And read more at the link in our bio. ⁠⁠#screentime #familytime #ideasforfamilies #ParentsCanada

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Raise your hand if you remember sinking a hand into a bowl of this nostalgic medley? If you were raised on classic nuts and bolts (whether homemade or in the signature shiny red package), you're going to want to save this recipe. So easy to make, super satisfying and a fun weekend recipe project, our version has not one, not two, but SEVEN variations. Which means, when the kids get bored of one flavour combo, you can whip up a whole new version. P.S. If this was called Chex Mix in your household, this one's for you, too. Same same.⁠⁠Click through the images for the base recipe and head to the link in our bio for all the variations. Tag us using @parentscanada if you make it.

Sometimes you really want a cupcake. But these are

Sometimes you really want a cupcake. But these aren't just any cupcakes. They're actually perfect. (We may have sampled many...)⁠⁠Fluffy, moist and a tiny bit tangy thanks to the cream cheese frosting, welcome March with a treat the whole family can get behind. ⁠⁠Hit the flag to save this post for later. Or go to the link in our bio for the full recipe. 🧁

It's comfort food season, and we've got all the di

It's comfort food season, and we've got all the dinner inspo you need. If you're crazy cozy casseroles, soups that warm you up from the inside out and cheesy, creamy pastas, you're gonna wanna swipe through these slides. ⁠⁠For full recipes, visit the recipe highlight in our stories. ⁠

Observed every February, Black History Month is a

Observed every February, Black History Month is a time to reflect on struggles and triumphs of Black individuals, acknowledging their profound impact on society, culture and history. For parents, observing Black History Month with their children provides an opportunity to educate kids about diverse perspectives, challenge stereotypes and foster empathy and understanding. By learning about Black history, children develop a more complete and accurate view of the world, promoting inclusivity and respect for all cultures, helping to build a more equitable future. ⁠⁠Check out one (or a few!) of these awesome books to start the conversation and keep it going with your kiddos. Hit the link in bio or in our stories for the full list.

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