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Q is for Quirky Behaviour
Children can display some very strange behaviours and habits at mealtimes: Maybe they’ll only eat sandwiches cut into triangles and… Read more Q is for Quirky Behaviour
My partner doesn’t think we need help
I had a mum come to me for support recently because she was struggling to cope with her child’s fussy eating.… Read more My partner doesn’t think we need help
My star ingredient: Time
OK, so it’s not technically an ingredient, but time is really important in cooking. Cooking an ingredient on a high heat… Read more My star ingredient: Time
How to feed your fussy eater online course
There’s no doubt that, some days, feeding the family will be very hard and with young children, especially, it can… Read more How to feed your fussy eater online course
What can a clinical psychologist bring to the family meal table?
Working alongside Family Mealtimes Expert Sarah Alder is such a joy for me! – but in case you are wondering… Read more What can a clinical psychologist bring to the family meal table?
How many times will it take before my child will eat a food?
I don’t think there’s any true answer to this question. It can depend on the child and the food as… Read more How many times will it take before my child will eat a food?
P is for Praise
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
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