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NoGii Products – the details
Certified Gluten Free
A variety of Protein Bars
Paleo bar choices
Protein powders (great for shakes and smoothies)
Does not contain any trans fat, hydrogenated oils, or high fructose corn syrup.
Made with sustainably sourced and premium ingredients.
Each bar has an ideal balance of protein, fat, and carbohydrates.
Great for active lifestyles.
Healthy products the whole family will enjoy.
As an example of a specific bar’s details, the NoGii’s High Protein Peanut Butter & Chocolate Bar:
Certified Gluten Free
Non-GMO
Contains 20g of high quality protein
Retails for $2.50 to $2.99 for one (1) 1.93oz bar
NoGii Products arrive in the mail – Time to start the Review!
I had been told I would be receiving samples of the entire product line. I was not expecting the size of box I received. I have loved being able to sample the different bars with my husband and four boys. Guests in our home who have sampled the bars said they were good, did not taste “different” (since the bars are Certified Gluten Free), and were indeed healthy.
So many varieties of bars to choose from…
I like these bars as they are high in protein. Sometimes it is difficult for me to get my boys (or myself) to want a snack with protein. These bars are great! We can grab one on the way out of the house. Or eat one when we are tempted to graze the kitchen.
This photo below is of my third son holding his latest bar. This is the NoGii “Nuts About Berries” Paleo Bar which he said was “Yummy!”
My family enjoying NoGii Products
I grabbed this photo of my two little boys eating their NoGii “Nuts About Berries” Paleo Bar. (My oldest two boys ate theirs before I could get the camera.)
Here is a photo of my third son eating his NoGii Paleo Bar (he picked which bar he wanted):
I plan on making some cheesecake using the NoGii Vanilla Bean Protein Powder once the weather cools. Yes, cheesecake made with protein powder. Check back for photos and my recipe!
Enter the NoGii Tablesetters Contest to win lunch with a friend and Elisabeth Hasselbeck in New York City!
Note: This is a sponsored post. I was provided a copy of the book, Motivate Your Child Action Plan, and monetary compensation for my time to read the book and write the review. This post contains affiliate links. For more details, please see my Disclaimers.
I have four children. Four boys. Since I have had four, I have felt I have most things “parent-child” related under control.
I applied to do the review for Motivate Your Child Action Plan by Dr. Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller, RN, BSN, to see what suggestions might be offered for the “teenage years” which my oldest two are in or will be shortly.
I really appreciate the tone of the authors and how it is more of a workbook for the struggling parent than a “you have been parenting wrong all of these years” approach. The later type of parenting “guide” really does not set well with me. In fact, those types of books are the ones I put down never to read again.
I have read Motivate Your Child Action Plan and do plan to read it again and again. The stories of parents and children alike with their struggles and successes were heartwarming and encouraging. Each chapter builds on the previous ones and walks you through which steps to take and when – or when not to take.
Since reading this book, I have noticed more of how I act (and react) to my children. I need to work on myself some and I know Motivate Your Child Action Plan can help me focus on the areas which will benefit myself and my children the most.
I found while reading this book that I started looking back on my own childhood. I began recognizing how things played out versus how they could have played out. I have also been recalling past situations with my own children to determine how to better our family life in the future.
I look forward to reading this again with each son in mind. I have put some of the suggestions to practice and they do work! This motivates me to read this book again to learn more about how I can improve our family.
I know I will be able to pick up this book late at night to search its pages for answers on how to help me Motivate My Child and myself to be more positive and loving. I guess you could say it is like having a family counselor in the home for those questions you just want some advice on here and there.
I hope you will check out Motivate Your Child Plan and pass this along to those friends and family members who might need some positive parenting encouragement. This book is available from the book’s website or from Amazon.
I was happy to provide this book review. All thoughts and opinions expressed in this post are my own. Receiving the book and monetary compensation did not affect my views of this book or what it offers.