Katie Kimball @ Kitchen Stewardship®

Katie Kimball, CSME is a trusted educator and author of 8 real food cookbooks. She is passionate about researching natural remedies and making healthy cooking easier for busy families. She’s been featured on media outlets like ABC, NBC and First for Women magazine as well as contributing regularly on the FOX Network.  See more of Katie Kimball, CSME in the Media. Over the last 10 years, Katie has spoken prolifically at conferences, online summits and podcasts and become a trusted authority and advocate for children’s health. Busy moms look to this certified educator for honest, in-depth natural product reviews and thorough research. She often partners with health experts and medical practitioners to deliver the most current information to the Kitchen Stewardship® community. In 2016 she created the #1 bestselling online kids cooking course, Kids Cook Real Food™, helping thousands of families around the world learn to cook. A mom of 4 kids from Michigan, she is a Certified Stress Mastery Educator, member of the American Institute of Stress, and trained speaker through Bo Eason’s Personal Story Power, with one DIY talk and 2 TEDx Talks. She is on a mission to have every child able to cook, reinforcing the importance of life skills with #LifeSkillsNow summer camp, and coaching others on their TEDx Talks as a speaker coach.See all blog posts by Katie Kimball.

Kid-Friendly Parsnip Fries Recipe: A Healthy French Fry Alternative

I’ll try to write down a recipe that I always just make out of my head for you today, okay? After making it once, you won’t need the recipe again either (score for time-saving!). Sometimes you’ve been using a recipe so long, you can’t even remember the first time you made it. This healthy parsnip […]

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How to Roast Kid-Friendly Vegetables: Add Some “Sweet” Without Sugar!

Sometimes I feel sorry for vegetables. It seems like they’re always the “lowest on the totem pole” when it comes to food groups. People crave sugar, salty snacks, and even a good steak in the protein category…Ice cream and a glass of milk get the milk mustache seal of approval in the dairy category…and anyone

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Meal Planning Doesn’t Have to Be Invisible Labor – How to Get Started and Get the Whole Family Involved (with Jess Dang of Cook Smarts)

When I talk about stress mastery, I often share that the way we feel stress is all about our mental capacity, or load. Some days I can’t even walk into the kitchen and prepare dinner because it feels like “too much,” and then other days I can handle 2 kids being sick and a very

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Are You a Grinch? Turns out I Might Be….We’re Both Highly Sensitive People

It was the part about the “Noise! Noise! Noise! Noise!” that caught my attention. During my training to become a Certified Stress Mastery Educator through Dr. Heidi Hanna and the American Institute of Stress, I learned about the term “highly sensitive person (HSP).” During one class, Dr. Hanna unequivocally said that I was a highly

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What Is Leaky Gut? Why You Need to Heal Your Gut – 9 Ways to Start Immediately!

Can you heal the gut? Do gut healing diets actually work? Here’s how gut healing is possible.  It houses 80% of your immune system, the food you eat, and your poop. The gut is the clearinghouse for your body’s health. When things aren’t running smoothly down there the answer is often to heal the leaky

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Non-Toy Christmas Gift Ideas for Kids and Families in 2025

Want clutter-free ideas for kids’ Christmas gifts? Here are the best non-toy gifts for kids. In 2003, pediatricians were given advice on how to help parents choose appropriate toys (in Pediatrics: the Office Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics). One salient line states, “Although toys should never be used as a substitute for loving,

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What it Was Like to Submit a Samaritan Ministries Medical Need

Changing vocabulary you’ve used your entire adult life isn’t easy. Suddenly an “insurance claim” becomes a “sharing need” and a “deductible” becomes the “initial unshareable amount”—and instead of hassling with insurance codes and red tape, I get to follow some simple steps and deal with real people on the phone (who are helpful – oh

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Best Subscription For Kids Who Love to Cook (Raddish Kids vs. Kids Cook Real Food)

What is the best kids’ cooking subscription box? Here’s my honest Radish Kids review compared to Kids Cook Real Food.  It’s no secret that I’m on a mission to change the poor health of our children’s generation by teaching every child in America to cook. That I believe the kitchen is the best place to

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Why Treats at School Should Have Been Banned Decades Ago

We live in a frighteningly litigious society, don’t you think? I’m looking at you, burglars who sue homeowners because they got injured during a B&E…and so many more! I’m curious if you can imagine a situation where you would want to sue your child’s elementary school or preschool. As you turn over possible scenarios in

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Using a Modified Fast to Kick Off a Pathogen Cleanse

Want to starve a parasite? Withhold food from a nefarious bacteria or virus trying to take hold in your gut? Drive your resident fungi-that-don’t-belong crazy with hunger? Don’t just ditch sugar, although that’s a great start. Try a fast to kick off any pathogen purge or parasite cleanse you try and maximize all your efforts!

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Is Diatomaceous Earth a Safe Parasite Cleanse? (step 2 of Gut Thrive in 5)

Curious about a diatomaceous earth parasite cleanse? Here’s how ours went!  I’ve done a form of parasite cleanse 3 times, all with varying results. The first time, I was a little wimpy and skeptical and probably gave up too early. The second time, I had a much more effective pathogen purge program that used diatomaceous

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We Spent $3892.57 Managing our Kids’ Dust Allergies – and They’re Not Even Close to Under Control Yet

When my oldest son Paul was in first grade, we moved to a new house. It was fall, the time of year in Michigan when everyone flocks inside and shuts up the house. I began noticing that when he was sitting in silence, it seemed like he was constantly clearing his throat. Just a little

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Hope for Heavy Periods: 5 Root Cause Solutions That May Surprise You

Have real heavy periods? You’re not alone – continuous, sticky, yellow cervical mucus, and irregular cycles all make Natural Family Planning (NFP) difficult. However, there are root heavy period causes to your PMS woes that can be solved gently and naturally – from estrogen dominance to heavy metal toxicity. Learn the natural remedies for heavy

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