As much as Instagram loves avocados, my bank balance doesn’t. Switch avocado for green peas for a surprisingly good alternative. Great way to get green veg into your baby too! Use as a spread or a dip.
So many shop bought snacks are sweet. It’s a good idea to offer your baby plenty of savoury options so avoid them developing too much of a sweet tooth early on. These flapjacks make a great alternative to sweet snack bars.
These are based on my favourite Indian side dish – Sag Aloo. You could serve for lunch with yogurt and a squeeze of fresh lime or cook alongside a curry as a less-messy alternative to rice.
It’s so hard to avoid chocolate as kids get older. Why not try some recipes that let your child enjoy the taste of chocolate without all the refined sugar. I promise there is less sugar in this cake than you will find in many toddler snack bars!
Shepherd’s Pie is a real British Classic, however, my pre-baby recipe depended on a fair bit of salt for flavour. I developed a new recipe that gets its punch from the blend of herbs and vegetables.
Treat your favourite person to this very cute (and quick!) dinner. You can make your own pastry, but I just use Ready Roll and just keep an eye on overall salt levels that day. These taste amazing hot or cold!
Spaghetti is a fun choice for Baby Led Weaning. Let your baby get stuck in, or twizzle some around a toddler fork and place it down as you would a loaded spoon. Most babies figure out their own way of eating it though! This recipe takes little more than the...
