Oakville Beaver, 15 Mar 2012, p. 23

The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Infant Organics healthy option for busy Oakville families By Melanie Cummings SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER The gift of giving good health to your baby is close at hand. In the freezers and refrigerators of countless homes in town lie the fruits (and vegetables and meats) of Lynne Faye's labours. She's the master chef behind Infant Organics, a line of baby foods (and grown up snacks) made from certified organic ingredients that are all grown close to home. Her retail shop opened last summer and recently relocated to the heart of downtown Oakville. That's where Faye steams the fruits and vegetables, in their skins, to keep all of the vitamins and nutrition packed in, and then flash freezes them to ensure the goodness remains for the longterm. Even the packaging has baby's future in mind. It's made from plantbased starches that are compostable cling bins are full. "We really do care," said Faye. There's a bevy of variety on the breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack menus to appease the developing palates of infants, toddlers and even kids and grown ups. "If little ones are on a path to healthy eating they'll start to develop a palate for healthy food and that'll pay off in the long run," said Faye, a mother of five adult children. Son Mike works alongside his mom and daughter Stephanie designs the labels and comes up with the clever names for the dishes, like Yummy Yams and Saucy Chicken. Many Infant Organics customers are new moms, working parents, and grandparent caregivers who have little time to make their own food. Infant Organics steps in with dishes such as Mac n' the CheeseBalls, sweet potato fries and more. There are also snacks for kids and adults, as well as breakfast Pre-K to Grade 12 Grammar Health Oakville Beaver ERIC RIEHL / Oakville beaver 23 · Thursday, March 15, 2012 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com options. Meals can be pre- water. pared using a toaster oven For more information or even just a cup placed visit www.infant-organics. inside a bowl of boiling com or call 906 616-5481. Helping Families Every Step of the Way! · Pediatrics · Headaches/Migraines · Pre and Postnatal Care · Fertility Issues · Naturally Turning · Low Back/Neck Pain Breech Babies · Sciatica · Posture · Osteoarthritis March Break Special Come in wearing some of your best beach wear and receive a history, examination, state-of-the-art neurospinal exam, x-rays (if necessary), and report of findings for $40! (Regularly $120) Expires March 24, 2012 GOOD STUFF: Lynne Faye shows off some of the nutritious items on offer at her downtown shop, Infant Organics Inc. and contain no toxins. So, And Faye certainly walks after you empty out the por- the talk, because at the end of tion-sized container, simply a week at the store and kitchen, the compost and recythrow it in the green bin. 250 Wyecroft Rd., Unit 15, Oakville, ON Family Chiropractor/Acupuncturist Dr. Jenna Davis 905.844.WELL (9355) Writing Homework www.acornhealth.ca drdavis@acornhealth.ca Math French The Best s Come From Understanding Approach the process of learning properly and you wind up creating more than hard-working students with good marks. You build motivated, self-assured, independent thinkers who really understand what they learn. That means better grades...on every test, in every subject, and on every report card. A' Reading Study Skills Call today, or visit oxfordlearning.com Oakville South 905.849.4027 oakvillesouth@oxfordlearning.com Oakville North East 905.257.1207 oakvillene@oxfordlearning.com Oakville North 905.469.1929 oakville@oxfordlearning.com

Powered by / Alimenté par VITA Toolkit
Privacy Policy