Do you want to help your child build a healthy relationship with food and improve the variety of foods they eat? Tired of reading the same storybooks and looking for some new recommendations? This dietitian-approved blog post is for you!
Have you a fussy eater at home? Are you lost for ideas on how to help introduce more food into their diets? Why not try messy food play?
Are you constantly scratching your head in the morning while looking at your child’s empty lunch box before school? Has your child been complaining about eating the same thing every day, and perhaps you are also getting tired of preparing the same lunch box every morning too? Well, don’t worry because we have just the perfect inspirations for you to make lunch boxes exciting again!
Young children make their food decisions based on what food looks like. They like ‘magical thinking’ so presentation is key. Let your imagination run wild! Here are some ideas for family pizza. Everyone can have a go and make different ones! You can use cutters if you have them or cut the shape of the wrap into any style you want.
We all know Christmas can be a time of year when we all indulge on extra snacks and treats that are higher in sugar and fat. If you are worried about the amount of unhealthy snacks your child is eating and want some inspiration, then this blog is perfect for you! These snacks are fun, simple and tasty ideas of how to make this Christmas a healthier one! This is also a great way to help combat fussy eaters and food refusal by making food fun!
The cost of living is rising, meaning the cost of your grocery shopping is going up too! Although the cost of food is increasing, our budgets are staying the same, making feeding a family is especially difficult. Fussy eating, different ages and taste preferences can result in food waste, cooking multiple meals a night and ultimately, higher cost of food.
With all this in mind, our mission this week was to create 3 weekday meals and 1 weekend meal for a family who don’t eat gluten, on a budget of £30.
This recipe is ideal as a well balanced snack for your babies and children, or it can be a breakfast on the go with some yogurt:
👍 Contains protein, fibre, iron, vitamins and minerals.
🌈 blueberries & oats are sources of soluble fibre.
💯 Promotes a healthy gut.
👌Finger shape makes easier for you baby to grasp and different textures helps continued progression with textures.
👨👩👦👦 Suitable for the whole family so everyone can enjoy it.
Has your child started to say they “don’t like” foods they’ve eaten before? Are you always making alternative meals for your child after they’ve refused what you’ve served? Do mealtimes feel like a battle in your house? If you’re struggling with your child refusing certain foods, then you’re in the right place. Keep on reading for our 10 top tips to help navigate food refusal!
This recipe is ideal as a well balanced snack for your babies and children, or it can be a breakfast on the go with some yogurt:
👍 Contains protein, fibre, iron, vitamins and minerals.
🌈 blueberries & oats are sources of soluble fibre.
💯 Promotes a healthy gut.
👌Finger shape makes easier for you baby to grasp and different textures helps continued progression with textures.
👨👩👦👦 Suitable for the whole family so everyone can enjoy it.
