Menu Planning

After 2 months of fun filled summer vacations, now we are back to our normal routine. Also with this, I am stuck on what to cook for my daughter's school lunch? I really get upset when she brings back her box full of leftovers.

Finding good and interesting menu which also has good nutritional value is really an enormous task. And on the top of it, my daughter is fussy and slow eater. She loves color and varieties in her tiffin box.

I often feel stuck when it comes to my daughter's school lunch. To make this task easier, I plan a whole month menu which is quick to prepare and healthy to eat.

Below is the sample of the menu which I am following this month.

	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 5	Day 6
Week 1	Mixed Veg Cutlet	Aloo Paratha	Veg. Pulao	Rava Halwa	Poha
Week 2	Noodles	Paneer Sandwich	Sweet Corn Pulao	Idli	Methi Thepla
Week 3	Poori Dahi	Pasta	Potato Sandwich	Moong Dal Cheela	Cheese Paratha
Week 4	Tawa Bread Pizza	Gobhi Paratha	Sprouts Chaat	Upma	Uttapam

Hope this will help you too.
Please share more tiffin ideas which I can also include in my next month menu plan.

momandkidsclub: Book Review: The Cat in the Hat By Dr. Seuss

momandkidsclub: Book Review: The Cat in the Hat By Dr. Seuss: Dr. Suess Geisel was an American author who usually write books for child under the pen name Dr. Seuss. "The Cat in the Hat" was...

Book Review: The Cat in the Hat By Dr. Seuss

Dr. Suess Geisel was an American author who usually write books for child under the pen name Dr. Seuss.
"The Cat in the Hat" is one of Dr. Suess's most popular children book ever created.

                

Story
The story starts with the two kids Sally and Sam. The kids are getting bore out of their wits on a rainy day when a stranger troublemaker cat makes a surprise entry in the house, who creates mess in the house.
The book strongly emphasize the consequences of letting a stranger in the house while adults are away. At the end kids realize that what t"he Cat in the Hat" is doing is wrong and they stop him from making more damage to the house.

What my daughter learn from "The Cat in the Hat"

• do not trust the strangers
• teaches good lesson on how to be responsible when the parents are not around.

What I like about "The Cat in the Hat"

• love the style, love Dr. Suess's Rhyming. The rhyming text is as creative as it is funny.
• illustration are adorable which are mainly in red, white, blue and black. Pictures make story very enjoyable and easy to understand.
• the story ends with: 
• Should we tell her about it?
  Now, what SHOULD we do?
  Well...
  What would YOU do
  If your mother asked YOU? 
• my daughter always looks up at me and says: Yes, I would tell you

Do you recommend "The Cat in the Hat" to others:

Yes