Just cheese. And spinach. A perfect iron-rich snack for veg-dodging toddlers! Best for over ones due to slightly higher salt content. (Visited 13 times, 1 visits today)
These Japanese style omelettes are more ‘block- like’ than a European omelette, which I think makes them easier for babies to pick up. I have included very finely chopped vegetables in this recipe, but you can make plain or cheese omelettes in this style if you prefer. It takes a...
This is a really simple curry. Add cooked prawns, chicken or tofu for protein or serve as it is. Don’t worry about the sauce being too runny for baby- the vegetables will be beautifully soft for easy self feeding and the sauce can be spooned over rice or noodles. (Visited...
This dish is easily dressed up or down. Add extra parmesan and black pepper for adults or keep it simple for little ones. Note: for toothless babies, chop the mushrooms into little pieces and mix into the risotto. Babies with more teeth may well prefer to sink their teeth into...
It’s important for little ones to get enough iron in their diets, but leafy greens can be really difficult to eat in their natural state. This thick, creamy soup is really yummy and can be served via spoon, with bread to dunk in or as ‘soup bread’ – however suits...
Perfectly juicy and garlicky! Serve with greens and mashed or roast potatoes. Recipe serves two adults and two toddlers. (Visited 12 times, 1 visits today)
Cooking meat slowly makes it much more manageable for babies. Try this simple, comforting recipe with mashed potato and greens. (Visited 8 times, 1 visits today)
Plain rice can be really difficult for little ones to pick up. Try this sticky rice for a more manageable texture. Perfect with Thai and Indian dishes. (Visited 12 times, 1 visits today)
