Making a Looooove Cake...Yeah

Fellow watchers of Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood will understand the title of this post. It's one of Hadley's favorites to sing. Here's a recap of our Valentine's Day fun. 

Fun painting craft

My pretty chalkboard

More painting fun

Yummy Valentine's cookies (low-pro of course)

Hadley's valentine from us

What Hadley Ate This Week: Dinner

Dinner is the one meal that I feel lacks as much variety, but Hadley doesn't seem to mind. I would like to mix it up a bit though, so hopefully she will like the new things I plan to try. Here is a look at the typical things she eats for dinner. She typically gets some sort of "dessert" after dinner but I forgot to take pictures of those. 

Low-protein pasta with spaghetti sauce, 1/2 slice of LP cheese, peas, peaces, 1/2 of a Gerber fruit and veggie pouch & metabolic formula

LP spaghetti, veggies, mangoes, cheese, fruit and veggie pouch & "milk"

Grilled cheese on LP bread, veggies, apples, fruit and veggie pouch & "milk"

LP hot dog, cheese, veggies, apples, some blueberries left over from lunch, fruit and veggie pouch & milk

Hadley's favorite! LP scrambled eggs, cheese, fruit & milk

January Favorites

I thought it might be fun to do a  "favorites" post. I like seeing other posts like this because I usually find a couple of new products I'd like to try. Plus it will be fun to look back on these posts and see some highlights from the month.

My "no special occasion" flowers from my husband. 

Blackberry pomegranate green tea. I'm not a huge tea fan but it has been so cold here lately and it's nice to have a warm drink. This is very fruity so I enjoy it.

The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion. It's told from the perspective of a man with Asperger's Syndrome (who doesn't realize he has AS). Very interesting and funny read.

This is technically one of Hadley's favorites, but I like that she enjoys it so much. The Endless Alphabet app is 99 cents and it teaches letters and vocabulary.