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In this episode the kinda crunchy ladies talk about gardening. While Katie has a few years under her belt, Meghan is embarking on her first season gardening.
Resources:
Brian Lowell - Companion Planting for Beginners
Baker's Creek Seed Catalog
The Time Life Complete Gardner (organic vegetable gardening)
Gardening Hacks - Jon VanZile
In this episode the kinda crunchy ladies sit down and review their not so relaxing spring break weeks! Then, Meghan tells the story of her daughter's Frenectomy journey. She goes through all the highs and lows and talks about all that went right and the things she would've done differently. We hope this episode is a resource for those of you who may be in a similar situation!
0:00 Rambling/Banter
2:42 Intro
4:25 Katie's recap of the week
10:07 Meghan's recap of the week
11:45 Frenectomy Story
1:00:00 Katie makes Meghan eat Kale chips
1:04:00 Meghan's show and tell (Needed Hydration Packs)
1:07:20 "Positive Parenting Solutions" - Amy McCready
Buckle up for this episode. It's a wild ride through the crunchy current events. This episode is full of information and entertainment as the Kinda Crunchy ladies cover topics ranging from micro plastics to easter baskets!
0:00 Intro
5:38 Kinda Crunchy News
5:42 Meghan: Micro Plastics
11:20 Katie: Food Recalls/Complementary Health Approaches/Red Dye
42:00 Easter Baskets
43:58 Candy Trade In Program
Episode References:
-@naptimekitchen (instagram)
-Momivation Article (Best natural and organic halloween candy)
'Tis the season for New Year's Resolutions. They Kinda Crunchy crew is back with crunchy resolutions for their families in the new year.
Let us know down below what some of your resolutions are for the new year!
It's officially Christmas season! We are so excited for the upcoming holiday but we all know that this can be a stressful time of year. We have all felt overwhelmed during this time of the year but we don't have to! In this episode we share 6 ways that we have found help us keep our sanity through the holidays.
Share below things that you do to stay sane during the holidays!
This week on Kinda Crunchy we talk about Thanksgiving meal swaps. We go over all of the things that we do to try and stay healthy but also enjoy the wonderful food that accompanies this holiday. Let us know what your favorite Thanksgiving dish is and if you have a swap let us know!
In this episode we look back and give our final thoughts on the school series that just wrapped up. We wanted to talk about some of our favorite things that came out of this series and discuss some of the things that we learned while producing them. We had so much fun putting these episodes together for all of you! We hope that they were helpful and that you enjoyed them as much as we did.
This week we sit down with a dear friend, Elaine! Elaine is a mother of 3 wonderful children all of which attend public school. She has a Junior in High school, a Junior High goer, and a middle schooler. In this episode Elaine explains why her and her husband chose public schools for their children. She goes into the benefits that she has seen for her kids and also speaks to some of the hesitations and fears that go along with public school. We hope that you have enjoyed this series and that it has helped shine some light on different schooling options.
Welcome back for part 3 of 4 for the school choice series. This week Katie's friend Molly comes on the podcast to talk about her families journey with choosing the right private school for their kids. As Molly says in the interview, they are more worried about their kids getting into "heaven not Harvard" when it comes to their kids education.
This week we sit down with Brittany to talk about homeschooling. Brittany is a mother of 6 and homeschools all of them! In this episode she breaks down why her and her husband chose this option as well as how she teaches multiple kids in multiple grades while making sure each of her children gets exactly what they need. This is a fascinating episode with some great conversation.
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