Hilarious reasons children refuse to eat food has recently become hot topic. This source of amusement and frustration for many parents has been indulged by social media in many ways including an Instagram account aptly named #MyKidsCantEatThis, which since it’s inception in April 2015 has already grown […]
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Ice Lolly Alternatives!
As the weather turns warmer children love ice-lollies and steering away from high sugar, processed options is not always easy. Here are some great healthier alternatives that children love to create and adults also enjoy eating!
Kiwi Choc Pops:
Cut kiwi into slices, put on […]
Teaching Children to Eat Well
As parents and carers, we are hugely aware of the fundamental importance of feeding our children nutritious healthy food but expecting children to conform with this ideal is not always as straightforward as one would hope. Having a toolbox of strategies to draw on can be invaluable in […]
Lime & Avocado Mousse
This is a super simple and quick dairy-free pudding, which is light, nutritious and delicious.
Avocados are a rich source of beneficial mono saturated oils, which are thought to contribute to our circulatory health and joints. Their high levels of antioxidants and their anti-inflammatory properties are […]
Coco-Choc Mousse
This is a super simple and quick dairy-free pudding, which is light, silky and delicious.
It also works well in packed lunches as nut free too.
Read all about the potential benefits of Chocolate
Ingredients (6 servings):
400 ml […]
Child Friendly Liver Pate
Liver is a powerhouse of nutrients and a child friendly recipe makes it accessible!
Packed with iron and B12 important for healthy blood cells and for providing energy. It’s also a great source of protein and Vitamin A supporting immunity as well as our skin and eyes […]
The Power of the Cauliflower
Many foodies have suggested that cauliflower should be recognised as the latest “superfood”. For the last few years it has barely had a mention alongside other brassica vegetables such as kale, cabbage and broccoli. All things green seem to have taken the limelight, though cauliflower is also a […]
Give me chocolate…7 benefits!
Whether it is a small treat after dinner, or a major celebration like Easter, Christmas, (or Mothers Day…hint, hint), there are many occasions where chocolate plays a role in our lives. The quality of chocolate varies significantly, with many high in sugar, fat and preservatives but if […]
Pecan Berry Granola
This is a delicious, wheat free recipe, ideal for the whole family. Sweetened naturally with dried berries, vanilla, cinnamon and maple syrup.
This recipe also contains buckwheat which contains both soluble and insoluble fibre. This may help cholesterol balance, blood sugar levels and gut health.
Prep time […]
Simple Pancake Swaps!
Looking for healthy, tasty food that the whole family will enjoy is important. Using a traditional pancake recipe of white flour, salt and eggs or even a ready prepared mix alongside sugary fillings and toppings isn’t the most nutritious option. Finding healthier alternatives is always possible by […]
Nom Nom Kids – Creamy Butternut Squash and Carrot Sauce
A nutrient rich sauce bursting with antioxidant carotenoids rich in complex carbohydrates and high in fibre. Works perfectly as a sauce for pasta or a topping for fish or chicken. A huge thank you to our guest recipe contributor Suzanne of Nom Nom Kids.
“I have been serving […]
The Autism Food Club – Fish Balls
Child friendly guest recipe provided Elouise Robinson from The Autism Food Club. Delicious fish balls high in protein and rich in omega-3 fatty acids therefore beneficial for brain growth and development.
For more details about The Autism Food Club visit their website.
They have also published an […]