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DIY Personalized Menu Board

I like to menu plan.  Scratch that.  I don’t LIKE to menu plan, but I feel it is the only way I can keep myself and my family eating healthy as well as not go crazy trying to make meal decisions mid-week.  My daughter tends to eat more (and complain less) if she gets input in the meal planning process. So, I created a chalkboard menu that we can use, as a family, to plan meals.

See the simple instructions on how to create this fabulous menu board at East Valley Mom’s Blog.

 

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If you are not a crafter, check out our printable menu.

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JoAnn Crohn, M. Ed is a parenting educator and life coach who helps moms feel confident in raising empowered, self-sufficient kid while pursuing their own goals & passions.

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