Sweetened only by dates and fresh orange, this speedy dessert is a delicious alternative to sugary chocolate puddings. Perfect for toddlerhood and beyond! Variation: Try swapping the tangerine for fresh raspberries.
A juicy, colourful combination of sweet watermelon, zesty orange and zingy lime. Tip: It’s very common for babies and toddlers to just want cold fruit and yoghurt in very hot weather. Keep any leftover fruit in the fridge for a cold refresher. Variation: You could add a very small amount...
Not just for breakfast, crepes make a brilliant dessert. Try serving this recipe with a big dollop of thick yoghurt on the side. Makes around 12 crepes. Variations: Instead of berry compote, you could try the following: peaches and mascarpone; banana and peanut butter; fresh strawberries and whipped cream; finely...
Have a go at this fun bake, which can be served at breakfast or for a dessert or snack. Peeling off the baking paper to reveal the pretty pinks and purples is something you’ll definitely want to share with your little one! The recipe fits in a 20cm square tin...
This dessert is a cross between a crumble and a slice. It is even better the following day when kept in the fridge. Serve with Greek yogurt or ‘Nice Cream’.
A zesty and low sugar choice for pudding that the whole family will love. For older children and adults try crushing ginger biscuits over the top – so good!
