{13.12} Meal Planning for People Who Hate Meal Planning
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If you're the type of mum who hates meal planning and feels like it's just another chore on your never-ending to-do list, then you're my kind of person. Because that is definitely how I've felt about meal planning!
But I do also love the idea of meal planning and feeling more prepared about what's coming up for dinner this week. In this episode of Raising Healthy Mothers, I'm my no-fuss, non-time consuming approach to meal planning that actually makes life easier, without locking you into a strict schedule.
We’re talking about:
Why meal planning often feels restrictive (and how to fix that)
A simple framework to take the stress out of deciding what’s for dinner
My go-to meal planning tricks that don’t involve writing a brand-new menu every week
If you’ve ever given up on meal planning because it felt too hard, tune in – I promise, you can make it work for you.
For more help on meal planning the simple way, grab my Dinner on the Table meal planning guide here.
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