Lessen the salt and up the nutrients with this take on the classic tuna-mayo. You could also add shredded lettuce or spring onions if you like. Recipe makes enough for a family of 4. Suitable for older babies and beyond.
The perfect strawberry jam alternative, with no added sugar! Spread on toast or use it to top cakes or mix into yogurt. Recipe makes one jar of ‘jam’ and keeps for 2-3 days.
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.
