Thinking Outside of the Box: 11 Monthly Subscription Boxes For Everyone {As Seen on TV}

I'm getting to go a little out of my own box this week on Good Morning Texas with a look at the coolest trend to hit your inbox and mailbox: subscription boxes! 

I've scoured the Internet to find some of the coolest, my unique, and downright just too much fun to pass up subscription box concepts for the ladies, the gents and even Fido, too!

Here's my rundown! 

For the Ladies:

Fabletics, www.fabletics.com

Women’s Active Wear

Kate Hudson’s new line of stylish active performance clothing at half the price. Take an assessment and either stylist sends you full outfits or you can online shop as normal.

Starts at $49.95 for full outfit

Sent Her Way, www.sentherway.com

Feminine Products

Sent Her Way takes the chore to the store out of every woman’s routine by shipping all her customized supplies each month! 

            

$9/month

                 

Stitch Fix, www.stitchfix.com

Styling/Clothes               

               

Stitch Fix is a personal styling service. Complete your style, size, and budget preferences, and they will send you a package of stylish goodies to try on at home, choose what you like and return what you don’t! And there’s even suggestions to how to wear it!

$20 styling fee goes towards your fix if you buy clothes. Each fix is priced in separate pieces or as discount when all are purchased.

For the Men:

Carnivore Club, www.carnivoreclub.co

Cured meats

Straight from Canada, each month members receive a faux-wood box filled with 4-6 handcrafted cured meats themed around French charcuterie, Italian Salumi, Spanish Chorizo, South African Biltong and Artisnal Jerky, etc.

$50-$55               

Dollar Shave of the Month, www.dollarshaveclub.com

Personal Shave Care

“Shave Time, Shave Money.” Get your personal grooming products sent monthly starting with you choosing the blade!

$1, $6, $9            

Mystery Tackle Box, www.mysterytacklebox.com

Sporting goods/fishing

“Discover Baits to Build Your Confidence.” Perfect for your fisherman for special tackle and bait options.

Starts as low as $13.75/12-month subscription    

For Everyone on Your List: 

Birchbox, www.birchbox.com

Makeup              

Each month subscriber received a box of carefully selected deluxe samples for women/men to try. Then they can purchase the full size versions on the Birchbox Shop.

Women’s $10/month for 4-5 deluxe samples. Men’s $20/month for 3-4 deluxe samples.

               

Escape Travel Box, www.escapemonthly.com

Travel-themed food/fun items

               

Can’t go vacation, then get one sent to you. A destination-inspired monthly delivery of luxury products to help you relax, renew and escape!

$49.95/month

Barkbox, www.barkbox.com

Pet Snacks         

Tell us how big your dog's bark is. Toys, gifts & gadgets for every dog size.

$18-29/month, plans available at every length. 

Stunner of the Month, www.stunnerofthemonth.com

Sunglasses                         

Fun sunglasses of every shape, size and look.

$9

Naturebox, www.naturebox.com

Natural Snacks 

Full size healthy snacks sent straight to your door. Three box sizes that fit your diet like No-GMOs, no-gluten, no-dairy.

Pick size/price. Starts around $20/month              

4 Apps Made to Help You Make Your Kids Safer

Being a parent is a challenge. (Hence, why we are reading mamachallenge.com, right?) 

Especially when they get to that point where they can open up your iPhone or iPad and begin navigating the Internet. And while using technology can be scary, there are a few apps out there designed to help you keep up with your kids, check them out when you are near and even show off their artwork from your phone! 

1. Life360
An accurate and powerful family locater app, Life360 eliminates the need for worrying about the whereabouts of your family. This app keeps millions of families and close friends connected, no matter what chaos life throws your way. With Life360, you can see where your family and friends are on a private map, stay in touch with group and one-on-one messaging, and get help in an emergency.

2. KIDO’Z
A popular app designed to provide a fun and safe environment for kids, KIDO’Z transforms phones, tablets and computers into kid-friendly devices. The best part? Kids playing on the KIDO’Z app can’t accidently or purposely wind up where they shouldn’t be on a device. KIDO’Z brings several layers of unique security, including a child-lock system, ads blocker, and apps filter to ensure that kids can only download suitable applications.

3. ICE: In Case of Emergency
This life-saving app allows parents to store important health data (allergies, emergency contacts, prescriptions, list of health conditions, etc.) for first responders and health staff to use in case of a medical emergency. The app can even be accessed when the phone is locked with a password code.

4. Baby Monitor & Alarm
Loaded with unique features, this easy-to-use app not only alerts parents when there is a noise in a baby’s room, but helps parents calm their child no matter where they are through a mobile device. Loved by parents, Baby Monitor & Alarm has received great reviews from newspapers and online technology websites.

Ditch the Dictionary - Get Your Own Online Editor with Grammarly

Tech Tuesday:

Ever read a Facebook status and wished you had an online spell check before you pressed 'enter?'

Sent a resume and realized you misspelled Dear for Deer, but your spell checker never caught it? 

Posted a blog post and then got an email you had four typos, and you needed to change them pronto? 

Wanted to figure out if you were using the right word in a report and didn't have anyone to bounce it off of? 

Yes, me too. (Don't think about going through my posts to start counting...)

I think we all wish we had a second pair of eyes to look over our writing, especially when we are multitasking between text, email, documents, Facebook and Twitter and never feel like we have the time to run it by someone.

Well, folks, the sad thing is, everything you write is a major thing.  It's what you are writing that says you are thoughtful, you are detail-oriented, you are professional and most of all, you aren't an idiot. 

That's why it's wonderful that there is an option available besides your college English teacher from 10 years ago to ask if that Facebook post is written correctly: Grammarly. 

Not only does this automated proofreader and grammar coach help you find up to 10 more mistakes and 250 more typos than word processors programs, but it also is your plagiarism checker online for free by checking your text against eight million web pages.  

Pretty impressive, right? 

There's lots more it offers, too. 

What I love about Grammarly is that it can be customized for your style of writing: General, Business, Academic, Technical, Creative, or Casual, so depending on if you are whipping out a report or a blog post, Grammarly can still help you. 

Also, when you check your grammar using Grammarly, all of the grammatical errors are categorized, clearly displayed, and organized for your review and revision, so it's easy to read and understand. 

And it doesn't just correct your mistakes, it tells you why it is making the suggestion. So you are learning how to be a better writer by using it as well as having the opportunity to utilize its online Writing Handbook for more knowledge. 

So basically why aren't you using Grammarly? 

Do you feel like Microsoft Word is already enough for you or you don't want to go to the trouble of opening up another browser? Don't worry, there's a Microsoft Word plug-in so you can use it while you are working in Word. 

Wonder if it works in blog posts and Facebook? Then download it and see how it can integrate into all your platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Wordpress and more. 

Get a free 7-day trial of Grammarly and insert your own text or see a sample at work now. 

The Grammarly online grammar check tool is not only good for discovering what to fix in your writing, but how to fix it. 

And best of all, you don't have to delete anything or apologize for your poor writing skills when you have Grammarly at your fingertips! 

Relieve Sinus Pain with Sudafed's OPEN UP app and Win $5,000

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Sudafed.

After returning from a wonderful mom-and-son blog getaway to Mexico last week, I was "lucky" to have my sinus take over and make me miserable - starting on my way home on the plane. 

Everything hurt; my head was pounding from the pressure on my sinus and my eyes just kept watering. Not to mention the total discomfort of having my ears pop on the plane. In reality I just really couldn't handle anything, much less traveling with my kiddo or not being able to get to my pharmacy to pick up some relief. 

It wasn't the way I wanted to end that trip at all, especially when it started so wonderfully for my birthday! But that is what sinus pain and colds do - especially here in Texas... they come over you when you least expect it and then like that you are down and out. And the feeling? That's the worst part. I couldn't put my fingers on enough pulse points to attempt to make my brain quit pounding. 

And let's not talk about the runny nose once that started. Indescribable.

While hindsight is 20/20, had I been able to take stock in tissues before I got sick, I would be a rich woman now. 

Bottom line: I just wanted to zip off this body to relieve the pressure. 



Thankfully, Sudafed is helping to relieve a little of the pressure that comes from sinus pain with the Sudafed OPEN UP™ Facebook app. This nifty app helps sufferers visualize their pain with a photo contest, share it with other suffers, get a coupon and best of all, be entered in for a chance to win $5,000. 

That alone is enough reason to feel better. 

Well, after you have taken a Sudafed. 

Sudafed knows that suffering from sinus pressure and pain can leave individuals feeling crushed, beat down, congested and even squeezed, desperately looking for a way to open up. Serious sinus sufferers are invited to creatively share how their sinus pain and pressure looks and feels to them by using Sudafed’s OPEN UP™ application on Facebook.

Then, beginning on December 2, the Sudafed Facebook community will vote for one of five finalist sketches that best illustrates the pains of sinus pressure. The winner will receive $5,000 and a chance to have their work included in a Sudafed advertising campaign. For more information, visit the Sudafed Facebook page. 

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Sudafed.

Make Life Easier with the Samsung Chromebook

Tech Tuesday:

Disclaimer: 
I was so incredibly happy to receive a Chromebook from Staples for purposes of this review. It came at the worst of times and the best of times, so I was able to really try it out and learn what makes a Chromebook unique. Read on to hear my fairy tale of making life easier with Samsung Chromebook. 

Let me tell you a sad story. 

Don't worry, it gets good in the end...so keep reading. 

One day a girl had a wonderful tablet computer that she loved to do research on because it was easy to navigate and was extremely portable from a company called "Pear." (Names have been changed to protect others.) 

Unfortunately, one fine day while she was carrying her tablet, a mean, horrible monster came and took it from her basket. She was so sad, she cried. And when she went home, her family cried. It was a sad day. Whatever would they do without it? 

Then out of the blue, came a little fairy named Staples to bring her another computer called a Samsung Chromebook. While it wasn't a tablet, it had other special powers, that she wasn't even aware of yet. The fairy said, try this and see what you think. "You might be surprised what you find out." 

And so began a journey of discovery and exploration with the Samsung Chromebook. 

Considering I was already a total Google fan, getting going on the device didn't take long. Within a few seconds of logging into my Google account, I was working with all my pre-populated Google-everything platform. It was like I was working from my laptop, but instead much lighter at less than 2.5 pounds, quicker with its 10-second Fastboot technology and even more seamlessly with the integrated Google operating system. 

The Samsung Chromebook is thin and light with a lot of accessibility.

I was impressed. But what else could be so special about it? 

Plenty.

• The use of a keyboard is pretty obvious and unlike small tablets that can only connect to a keyboard via bluetooth, it's ready to go once you open it and as easy to type on as a laptop. 
• Built-in virus protection with the Google Chrome Operating System makes it a no-brainer for searching the Internet.
• With 6.5 hours of battery life, the Chromebook creates a world of opportunity, especially when you run into Starbucks to get online and there's not one outlet available. 
• Ports!  You can actually connect to files on flash drive via the USB and HDMI port - meaning I can charge up my lovely smartphone while I'm working. And it also comes standard with WiFi and Bluetooth, giving you even more options to connect. 
• Ready to conduct a quick Google hangout? Then start one in seconds with the quick button to the built-in camera! 
• And the price? Starting at only $249, you could have two Chromebooks for the price of the leading tablet. 

Check out how thin the Samsung Chrome is next to my smartphone. (No judgement on the chipped equipment!)

However, it's the machine that keeps on giving, too! 

As part of Google's interface, it also means that in addition to all the standard apps automatically in your Google account, you can add more apps to create your custom Google portal. And if you work off more than one machine like I do, it's wonderful to be able to access all your files and everything without investing in an FTP or duplicating files in another system. Your files are updated in real-time, and if you are sharing documents with others, you don't have to have all the other programs to update thanks to Google Drive. And Google Print, is nothing short of genius! 

Photo courtesy of Staples.com

One of the other great things about this low-cost laptop are the added goodies like more Google Drive space, a free trial of Google Play and even 12 free Gogo in-air internet passes to use when you are traveling!

So with all the benefits of the Samsung Chromebook, it's like a dream-come-true for those of us that are looking for a portable computer option that's easy to use, can run tons of apps and access programs, and of course, fits into our price range. 

And as the story goes, the girl lived happily ever after. 

Graphic courtesy of Staples.com

Create your own computer fairy tale by getting your Samsung Chromebook at Staples, where they make things easy. By purchasing at Staples, you can get free shipping as well as 5% back when you are a Staples Rewards Member.

Wouldn't a Chromebook make your life a little bit easier? 

The Best Places to Find + Post Garage Sales

To-Do Thursdays:

Last weekend the rain convinced me to face up to a task that had been looming for a long, long time. 

I finally had to clean out my kids' rooms. 

My youngest was getting ready for potting training so she was ready to move up to a big-girl bed and the oldest recently announced to me that it was time to move out the Thomas the Tank Engine and bring out the Legos. (There were tears when he told me.) 

But to be honest, there was a lot more to do than that. I needed to pull out those old toys, clothes, shoes and whatever else that we had finally outgrown and send them to storage. You see I hadn't gotten rid of anything from either of kids since they were born. (Shame, right?) 

So before people started to make a call to the show Hoarders, I moved out the old stuff and put them in storage with all the other stuff we were holding on to. Except this time, I couldn't close the door. And there wasn't enough Rubbermaid to organize all this craziness. I needed to make like a cheerleader and purge (just kidding.) 

And since all the junk was a big eye sore each time I walked by, I needed to rid my house of the crap quickly (especially before I began to think about keeping that "one" outfit that would without a doubt turn into 20.) 

Considering there was that much stuff, everything pointed to the idea that I needed to host a garage sale. But since I don't go to garage sales and the only one I ever had made like $20, I went on a mad search for how the age of technology had changed garage sales. 

Seven online sites you can find (and post) a garage sale in your area:

1. Craigslist.org
2. Yardsalesearch.com
3. Gsalr.com (this one even has a cool app that maps your garage sales!)
4. Yardsales.net
5. Atgaragesale.com
6. Online Private Facebook groups (you may have to research these, but they are controlled groups on Facebook that keep the "Craiglist experience" more local.)
7. And don't forget to look at your local newspaper. (Many of them offer really cheap online ads for garage sale listings that can be both print and online!) 

Good to Know: 
I also needed to add that BEFORE having a garage sale, make sure you check your city's rules on hosting a garage sale. Some request a permit, some don't and there may be other rules for signage, ordinances, etc. For instance in Arlington, Texas, we have all kinds of rules on garage sales like where we can post a sign and that you can only host a sale no more than twice a year. 

AND of course, if you are looking for GIRLS & BOYS BABY/KIDS CLOTHES,FURNITURE AND TOYS for ages 0-4, then come on out to see me on Saturday! 

Family Movie Night Happens With Netflix {Spon}

Try-it Tuesdays:

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of NETFLIX. However, all the comments here are my own.

When I was a kid I waited all week long until Saturday mornings so I could get my cartoon fix.

Now fast forward to today: my kids never have to wait for cartoons to come on one day away because NETFLIX gives them the accessibility to watch what they want, when they want. All mama has to do is turn them on whatever device makes sense like my iPad, computer and of course, the TV. Gotta love streaming video, right? All I have to do is hit up the dedicated kids section (designed by Common Sense Media for kids ages 2- 12) on NETFLIX and press play.

Happy kids means a happy mama.

In the mornings to get the kids ready for school they request always ask for Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Road Rally. When they get home and we have snack time, it's always a little Jake and the Never Land Pirates for both of little sweeties. The four-year-old boy dominates the watching choices for both of them - at least until the 20-month girl can talk. And then it's all over! Until then she seems to enjoy Cars Toons: Mater’s Tall Takes although her brother "lets her watch" Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue - even though I know he secretly likes it, too!

But the favorite show of both of them is without a doubt Thomas & Friends: Go Go Thomas. We are definitely a "Thomas" family since everything from my son's room, all his toys, even his lunch box are all Thomas. So no doubt we treat Thomas like a special occasion everytime we watch it. His presence on the screen is like Friday night at the movies. And until my kids get a little older, Netflix makes it possible to have Family Movie Night without paying an arm and a leg. And of course, begin the movie at 6 pm so we can still make bedtime AND bathroom breaks WITHOUT missing the movie! 

What are you watching on TV with your family? Netflix has family favorites from Disney, Disney Jr., Hasbro, Cartoon Network and Dreamworks that are available to stream anytime, anywhere.

And streaming is easier than you think! Download the free app on your iPad, click on the Netflix app on any gaming device, go to the website on your computer – and you’re in business. Check it out here!

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of NETFLIX.

This article also posted on Star-Telegram.com/Moms.

Tasty Treats from my iPhone {Food Porn}

Food Fridays:

One of the great parts of my job is working with food - a lot. 

And once a year I'm privileged to promote one of the best Dallas food events - Taste Addison. So as I gear up for a 3-day weekend of more than 70 restaurants making more than 300 entrees for more than 75,000 people in Addison Circle Park, I thought I'd share what the last couple of days worth of Iphone photos revealed as I revved up for Taste Addison. 

I'm a lucky girl, right? If spending some up-close-and-personal food space with the likes of Kent Rathbun, Tre Wilcox, Lan Nickens, Bob Stephenson and some of the most educated folks on BBQ across the country from Dickeys, then consider me your golden girl! 

A little disclaimer: a few of these photos are also from the other-food minded things I've been up to this week including Keller's FnG Eats new menu items, a get -together with my blogging buddies, a case of tea delivered for a review AND a coping mechanism for one of my more stressful days.

Yes, I like food. And apparently drinks too. And if you do, you should come out to Taste Addison. (A PR girl's work is never done.) 

Do you like food ? Then make sure to follow me on Instagram and Pinterest. I take lots of foodporn. I mean a lot. 

And come see me this weekend. Come hungry.

Taste Addison 

May 17-19, 2013

Addison Circle Park

www.addisontexas.net

iCrap: What to do When You Lose Your iPhone

Try-it Tuesdays:

First, I'd like to add this disclaimer: this Try-it-Tuesday is actually one I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy - losing or having your phone/iPhone stolen. But since I recently had the joy of losing my social network lifeline, I'd thought I'd share a checklist of What to do When You Lose Your iPhone I created after my very sad, sad experience.

If you're anything like me, the most important thing in your life outside of your family, is your iPhone. Ever since it came in to my life around four years ago, I don't know how I was able to get along without it. It's been with me through the birth of both my children, every meal through Italy and Napa and my memories that I will never see again because some a****** swiped my phone while I was watching a hockey game at a big sports arena. Quickly after I had a nervous breakdown, I was able to a hold of myself and begin the process of taking care of business and getting things back on track. 

Now immediately once I figured out I didn't have my phone, I instantly went to these steps and was able to make the best of a really bad experience. 

1. Call/Text Your Phone and Offer a Reward.
Yep, I first called my phone and found out the culprit turned off the phone, so I texted them in hopes they would see the text message offering a reward and a way to get in touch with me. Unfortunately no bait, so I had I had a feeling then I wasn't going to see my phone again, but I held out for hope. 

2. Use "Find my iPhone App"  to find your iPhone. 
I immediately used my hubby's phone to log in to my Apple ID and find my iPhone. It instantly went to work to locate my phone, but since it was off, I couldn't find it at the time. However, I was able to add a message on the screen once it was turned on giving them a number to call me and return the phone. (No such luck and after a few hours, I knew they weren't returning this baby.) 

Another option on the Find my iPhone App was to clear the data on my iPhone and lock it forever. While I thought having a lock screen made it impossible to get on my iPhone, there is a 1 in 10,000 chance it could be hacked and someone can get into your phone. AND being that my phone had been swapped, I was dealing with someone who had no conscience aapparently, so getting rid of my VIS (very important stuff) was absolutely necessary. (Just know once you do this, you can no longer track your phone again.) 

Now remember when I tried to locate the phone it was turned off, so it couldn't find it at the time? There's actually an option to alert you when the phone is turned on and zero in on exactly where the phone was located. (For me, that wasn't a pretty area of town, especially since there's a big "CRIME ALERT" sign sitting in front of the house. Now all I had to do was get me a posse and go get my phone, but that wasn't exactly a safe or good idea.)

3.Suspend Your Phone Service. 
While you may or may not have cleared the data on your phone, AT&T does make it possible to suspend your service (meaning the phone can't be used on the network, but you'll still be charged) until either you locate your phone or get a new one. If you know your phone has been stolen, report it immediately by calling 1-800-331-0500 and have the service deactivated or log on to your AT&T Account. 

4. File a Police Report.
While this didn't do me any good, it is good to document the issue. And depending on your police department you might actually get your phone back when you have located your iPhone with the app. Most of the time you can call the PD to make the report or like in my case, I found the paperwork online and was able to report it while it was fresh. 

Note: To file your report, you'll need your serial number to identify your specific iPhone (if you don't know yours, see below.) 

5. Find Your Serial Number. 
You're responsible for a lot of numbers, so I'm sure your iPhone serial number is not one you have handy. While I do keep all my electronics and their papers, a much easier way to find your serial number on your now-lost phone is to log on to Support My Profile and you can get a list of all the serial numbers associated with your Apple ID. 

6. Realize You Might Not See Your iPhone Again and Get a New One. 
It seemed like a little bit like losing an old friend, I was able to go to the store and get a new iPhone the next day. In 10 minutes I had a new phone up and running. And thankfully, I was able to spend the next few hours reloading apps and getting things back to normal - well almost (except about 1000 photos I hadn't backed up.) I also opted this time to get a warranty plan for $10 a month to replace my phone in the case that I lose it again. 


Of course, here's all the things I should have paid attention to BEFORE I lost the phone. So learn from me and do it right before it happens to you. 

7.  Get your head out of the clouds and set-up iCloud. 
iCloud is a no-nonsense opportunity to have most of the things on your phone backed up to all your devices. (I don't need to tell you why this is important, but you should just do it.) 

8.  Enable Your Auto Lock Screen. 
Another way to secure your goodies on your phone is to add a lock screen. Not only to keep predators off your phone (at least try), but it can help keep your from butt-dialing people or your kids deleting an app. However, this isn't foolproof either, so check out how easy it is to go around your lockscreen.) 

9.  Set Up Your "Find my iPhone App." 
Like iCloud, you must, must, must do this. It could definitely help you if your phone is stolen or if you left it somewhere and need to find it. (Considering it your tracking device for your tracking device.) 

10. Listen to intuition: back up that iPhone and change up those passwords regularly.
Yes, it sucks to remember to plug it up, but you should make the back up process as much as a routine as charging it by syncing it up on your computer. Even though I had my iCloud set up to back up things like contacts and emails, I wasn't able to back up everything on my phone. And while it's a pain in the rear, changing your passwords often is a great way to keep your stuff secure! 

Now, off to get this baby a new cover and try to keep me (and the kids) from destroying this one! 

Got any suggestions? 

To-Do: Iphone Dieting, Gluten-Free Baking and Soup Fairies for the NTFB

To-Do Thursday: 

This weekend I was hoping to enjoy the weather...however, since today is supposed to be sensational and then starting tonight it all goes to crap again, I've decided to enjoy the weather today!

And...I've decided to surprise my kids and take them somewhere they will love. Interested in our journey? Then follow us on Facebook and Twitter to see where we end up!

However, if you can't enjoy the weather either or are looking for something else to do in DFW, let me make some suggestions (for this weekend or to get your tickets NOW!) 

This Weekend:

Go Gluten-Free, Sugar-Free with Best-Selling Author, Jan. 26

Does your child have Celiac Disease or do you have a family history of diabetes or looking to lose weight? Baking instructor and best-selling author Peter Reinhart offers a new take on gluten-free baking for four nights at local Central Market locations. 

Schedule for the Future: 

Book Your Enchanted Fairies Calendar 2014 Personal Fairy Session NOW

Every little boy and girl (and their mother) dreams about to be a princess or a warrior and now it is possible with Enchanted Fairies studios and the 2014 Enchanted Fairies Calendar and a donation to the North Texas Food Bank.

Buy Your Tickets:

Enjoy Super Soups with Empty Bowls 2013, Dallas and Fort Worth!

One of my favorite annual charity events in Dallas and Fort Worth is Empty Bowls! The unique event is a fantastic fundraiser for each area’s food banks, North Texas Food Bank in Dallas and Tarrant Area Food Bank in Fort Worth. With admission, patrons are invited enjoy any of the soups, breads and desserts provided by several of your favorite local restaurants and go home with a hand crafted bowl created by an area artisan. 

A part of my "Empty Bowls" collection from over the years! Don't miss this one!

In Your Downtime: 

Dieting? 5 Food Apps to Satisfy Your Craving Without the Calories

Are you on a diet like everyone else is this month? Since I’m all about SHREDDING the weight, I’m craving everything I’m NOT supposed to be eating like pizza, cake balls and Chinese food. So in efforts to satisfy my urges without caving, here’s this fabulous list of fun food apps made for kids, but will keep you (and your waistline) happy.