This is my egg and dairy-free alternative to my Broccoli Pesto Muffins. These are delicious on their own, spread with butter-alternative or crumbled on top of soup for older ones. The recipe makes around 6 little scones so double if you want to make some to freeze (I like cooking...
These delicious cookies are so easy to make! The coconut oil is easy subbed for butter or margarine if you don’t have any in the cupboard. Peanuts are fine from 6 months providing they aren’t whole!
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.
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!
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.
