Peer Response 3

Respond to your classmates’ introductions. When responding to your peers, include:

1. How you could adjust the recipe for a classroom or group setting.

1. How you could adjust it for parents to make at home.

PEERS POST:

Part 1:

Hello everyone and Professor Ricci, 

my name is Ashlie Bell. I live in Atlanta, Ga with my fiancé. I am a mother of two, a boy that is 9 and a baby girl that is 4 along with 3 stepdaughters who are 8, 6, and 2. I am a family-oriented woman. My family means the world to me. I currently hold my Associate of Arts in Early Childhood Education. I am furthering my education to get my Bachelor of Arts in Child Development. With this degree I have a variety of career fields to choose from, however, I decided to be a Child Life Specialist. A Child Life Specialist works in a healthcare setting to help infants, children, adolescents, and their families through injury or illness. The primary role of a Child Life Specialist is to ease the anxiety and stress that often accompany hospitalization, damage, or routine medical care. 

Part 2:

A healthy snack for children is a fruit smoothie:

I chose fruit smoothies because they are an excellent way to get a lot of nutrients in a small amount of time. Vegetables can also be added to a smoothie. Your child may not even notice they are in there due to the sweetness of the fruit. Use whole, fresh ingredients and avoid high-sugar fruit juice. There are numerous combinations you can try, but here is one that is my favorite started:

Berry Smoothie

· 2 cups (60 grams) of fresh spinach

· 2 cups (300 grams) of frozen berries

· 1 cup (240 ml) of plain yogurt

· 1 cup (240 ml) of whole milk or almond milk

· 1 tablespoon (20 grams) of honey

Blend all of the ingredients in a blender until smooth.