Offer your baby a slice of this zesty and nutritious cake. Add a dash of honey for over ones if you’d like something sweeter (though we like it just as it is!)
These fudgy squares are so sweet and soft. They make a great post-baby-group snack. They are higher in natural sugars than some of my other snacks so keep an eye on overall sugar consumption, but a square or two makes a great energy-boosting snack.
Apples are too hard for young babies. For foods to be safe, they need to be ‘squishable’ between thumb and forefinger. These apple slices are squishy and soft and hold extra goodness in the cashew and oat topping.
It’s useful to know a few ‘night before’ breakfast recipes that you can use when you know breakfast will be a rush. No waiting ages for it to cool down either!
The best baby snacks are the ones you want to share with your baby (though your baby may not want to share with you!). This cake is buttery, a little bit sweet and full of vitamins.
This isn’t really a recipe (sorry to disappoint!) but more a way of serving sandwiches to babies who are ready for bread but not quite ready to (easily!) handle a triple club sandwich. Filling ideas include: Butterbean pâté Salmon pâté Mushroom pâté Soft cheese and cucumber Banana and peanut butter Grated...
Are you brave enough to give your little one soup?! If your baby is starting to self feed, I recommend this thick and creamy Italian Vegetable soup. I created it with a baby’s needs in mind, as lots of soups are too low in calories and too high in salt....
There is no reason why a baby can’t enjoy the flavours of Indian cooking when you make it yourself. Whilst hot chilli might not be the most appetising spice for little ones there are lots of fragrant herbs and spices that can bring flavour and colour to your baby’s meals....
