12 April 2006

Stomach bugs and popsicles

In: 1-3 Years, 3-5 Years, 6+ Years, Health, Mealtime

Lisa Donovan wrote a great hack on Jon's FamilyResource.com blog about how to help children recover from stomach bugs by giving them homemade yogurt popsicles.

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That IS a great hack. Another one that worked for us when my daughter had a stomach virus last week was homemade Gatorade "jello" jigglers. I was able to hydrate her, and she thought they were totally cool. The recipe is here: http://foodmomiac.typepad.com/foodmomiac/2006/04/reynolds_fun_sh.html for those who are interested.

Posted by: foodmomiac | 12 April 2006 at 07:55 PM

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