Eating and sleeping. They’re both necessary to life, and for most of us grownups they seem to come naturally. So why does having kids seem to make both of these very simple human functions so much more complicated? Today’s episode of The Home Hour Podcast covers both these topics – and gives solutions for making them simpler for your family. My interview today is with Jenny Rosenstrach of Dinner, A Love Story. Jenny has recorded every dinner she’s made in a notebook since 1998 (!!) and the two of us discussed everything from the importance of planning (and how to do it), to keeping meals simple, to dealing with picky eaters. I am also excited to announce that this is the first week our own Sarah Powers will be coming on the show as my co-host in a regularly recurring segment about motherhood and our lives as moms.  Sarah and I hitting the stage together at Bloggy Boot Camp. It’ll be just like that, only we’ll live IN YOUR COMPUTER. This week Sarah and I talk about a topic that’s on almost every mom’s mind: SLEEP. Specifically, how to get more of it, and how to encourage our kids to sleep [...]
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