Praise can be a powerful tool in supporting your child to develop their love of food. Taking a moment to recognise any… Read more P is for Praise
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O is for Overwhelm
With fussy eaters and, in fact children generally, it’s hard to predict how much they’re going to eat. Some days they’ll eat a… Read more O is for Overwhelm
Stress-busting habits for family mealtimes
September is all go! And I have a date for your diary. Dr Victoria Baxter of Love Food, Live… Read more Stress-busting habits for family mealtimes
My star ingredient: Harissa
Harissa is a hot and aromatic spice paste, originating from Tunisia and widely used in North African and Middle Eastern… Read more My star ingredient: Harissa
Free fussy eating masterclass
Mums of fussy eaters, save the date! I’m going to be running a FREE fussy eating masterclass on Thursday… Read more Free fussy eating masterclass
How do you feel about leftovers?
I absolutely love them! The rest of the family don’t share my passion, though H is coming round to the… Read more How do you feel about leftovers?
How to feed your fussy eater courses
Fussy eating is stressful for all involved but, as those who have attended my How to feed your fussy eater… Read more How to feed your fussy eater courses
We can’t agree at mealtimes
Help! We just can’t agree on how to feed our children – there is so much conflict and stress around… Read more We can’t agree at mealtimes
Understanding and reducing anxiety in children
Being a child is such a rollercoaster. They can go through such a wide range of emotions on a daily… Read more Understanding and reducing anxiety in children
N is for Normal Behaviour
It can be helpful and reassuring to know that between the ages of around 18 months to 3 years, fussiness… Read more N is for Normal Behaviour