One of the most frequently asked questions that comes up on our weekly Weaning Wednesday Q&A on Instagram Stories is to do with introducing water to your weaning baby, and especially whether tap water is a safe source. The short answer is yes, so long as it is from a safe source your baby can have tap water from six months so that they get used to the taste and move onto drinking mainly water from 1 year.
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Nothing makes us feel more on top of our game than when we set aside the time to prep enough batches of dinners, lunches and snacks to keep our families well fed and eating healthy for the weeks ahead. By cooking more than one family portions at a time and using my Ultimate Batch Cooking Set to pop the leftovers in the freezer, you can ensure that there will be a delicious home-cooked meal on the table every night of the week.
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Being able to batch cook and store meals for your family and weaning baby is probably the best and most important time-saver in the kitchen. However, to get meals on the table all week long you need to have the right tools ready to use in the kitchen. The following list contains everything you need to cut down prep and cooking time to get all your meals sorted and organised, creating a stress-free week of lunches and dinners ahead!
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Many of us aspire to lead healthier lifestyles for ourselves and our children. We want nutritious, homemade meals on the table every night and we want to be sure that our little one’s are getting all the nutrients they need every day. This is why meal prep is so important. I am a firm believer that having your lunches and dinners prepped and stored away can make life so much easier, and healthier!
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One of the most frequent questions I get asked is what do I feed my baby when they are unwell. Here I have put together some tips and recipes for when your baby is feeling unwell with a sore throat, a cold, flu, diarrhea or constipation and simply won't eat. Colds and flu are very common with the change of seasons. Sometimes after doing everything we possibly can our baby's can still pick up a sore throat or a bug.
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'How can I get my child to eat all of the food I offer?' This is something I get asked a lot from Mums. The obvious element is that you are not in school with your child to encourage them to eat their meal. It may be a concern that they might come home with the food in their lunch box untouched. It is important to remember that helping a picky eater overcome their uncertainty about unfamiliar food is a process.
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