Picture the scene. Alexis is getting hungry but she’s too occupied in what she’s doing to say so. She carries on… Read more Top tips for stress-free family mealtimes
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Work with me and I will…
Work with me and I will… Take mealtime stress away and help you enjoy mealtimes Save you time, money and energy… Read more Work with me and I will…
The benefits of cooking with children: How getting kids involved in the kitchen helps them to eat better
Cooking with your children is not only a fun activity and a way to spend quality time together but also… Read more The benefits of cooking with children: How getting kids involved in the kitchen helps them to eat better
She nibbled a tomato!
Tomatoes aren’t something Alexis will eat at the moment. You can see that she’s keen for them to be amongst her accepted foods,… Read more She nibbled a tomato!
It’s ok not to cook a hot meal every night
Rather than drop one of the million balls you’re juggling, be at peace with having a night off cooking. You… Read more It’s ok not to cook a hot meal every night
Tips for cooking with a little one
There are lots of benefits to getting children involved in the kitchen, not least of which is to support them… Read more Tips for cooking with a little one
The Clean 15 and the Dirty Dozen
If you’re considering buying organic but budget won’t allow for a full shop of organic produce, a great way to… Read more The Clean 15 and the Dirty Dozen
She ate peas!
Alexis doesn’t like peas…YET! But, every so often, if she’s in the right mood, she’ll explore one (usually still frozen). … Read more She ate peas!
Your child not eating vegetables doesn’t make you a bad mum
You’re doing an amazing job, showing up every day, providing regular meals and supporting your child through everything that life… Read more Your child not eating vegetables doesn’t make you a bad mum
5 ways meal planning saved my sanity (and could save yours)
At 4.30pm every day, you could almost always find me staring into the fridge wondering what the heck to make… Read more 5 ways meal planning saved my sanity (and could save yours)