The holiday months are here. Here come the parties and all the tasty food to follow.
It’s easy to let the holidays become a slippery slope, leading to a “I will just start fresh in the New Year” mentality. But there is no reason you can’t continue to progress towards your goals, even during the holiday season.
If you are hosting Thanksgiving this year, that gives you the opportunity to have plenty of healthier options at your disposal. Even if you aren’t hosting, you can opt to take a healthier dish to pass. While it is completely fine to enjoy yourself and have some of your favorite Thanksgiving foods, making reasonable choices will leave you feeling better all around.
Whether you are a “traditional” Thanksgiving dinner type person, or someone who likes to change up the menu from year to year, here are a few great healthy options to try!
A thanksgiving dinner wouldn’t be complete, without a few cute décor touches! These Thanksgiving Cutlery Utensils are super cute and kid friendly! Who wouldn’t be excited about eating turkey dinner, with these cute little turkeys in front of them 😊 The kids will love these for sure!
And if you want a great way to keep the kiddos entertained while dinner is being cooked, these Thanksgiving Coloring Placements will do the trick. The kids can color or play games (Tic Tac Toe, Word Search etc.) while you are working in the kitchen and serve as a placement for dinner later on. I love a dual-purpose item!
The holidays can become a crazy time, of navigating parties and trying to maintain a healthy balance of enjoying yourself, without enjoying yourself TOO much! Take this time to enjoy your loved ones, but don’t’ forget to make yourself a priority too.
If you are struggling navigating a healthy balance between enjoying yourself and pursuing your health/fitness goals, I do offer 1-1 Nutrition coaching. You can download the 1st Phorm App and add me as your advisor (Nicole.fitm@gmail.com). I would love to help you navigate your health journey! Don’t put yourself on the back burner until the New Year. There is still plenty of time to start your journey to a healthier lifestyle this year.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Nicole
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