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In-store healthy eating advice: opinion is divided as some feel its a bit 'nanny state'. Interested to know what you think - good idea or food police?!
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Gotta hand it to those parents...that is a pretty funny April Fools' stunt. But, on a separate note, I can't help but feel a bit cross that fruit is being used as the trick. It's basically like saying "HaHa you wanted chocolate but you got grapes, gutted!"
Fruit & veg should be presented to kids on as even a playing field as chocolate and sweets, so as not to encourage food hierarchy whereby one type of food is seen as more valuable than another.
I'd have preferred to see pi...ng pong balls wrapped instead - though maybe the shape would've given it away... Anyone got any non-food egg shaped ideas you can store up for 2029?
(PS. apparently that's the next time Easter falls on 1st April, in case you were wondering...!!)
FREE fussy eating tips from the fabulous Nicole at The Kids' Kitchen. Sign up for her webinar on April 5th at 8pm and learn how to create family foodies!
Who else is doing the Family Foodies 5 day challenge with me? These daily mindful snippets from are a great way to refocus and put fussy eating back into perspective!
It's good to be reminded now and then that kids' meals don't need to be complicated to be nutritious.
🌈🌈🌈 Doesn’t this kid’s plate make you want to happy dance? All those colors + less than 10 minutes to throw together. We’ve got grilled cheese + bell peppers, g...reen beans, blueberries and carrot salad. And one happy camper, which make one happy/less stressed mom. Kids meals don’t have to be rocket science to include all the vitamins and nutrients they need. #eattherainbow #eatveggies #eatrealfood #kidsmeal #kidsnutrition #kidfood #easymeals #familymeals #healthyfamily #healthykids #foodmatters #nutritiontips #momapproved #rdapproved #fiveaday #growhealthykids #childrenshealth #weeknightmeals #whatkidseat
Who's joining me in this FREE 5-DAY FAMILY FOOD SOS CHALLENGE?
Led by the fabulous Nicole from The Kids' Kitchen, you'll get a motivational message to your inbox every day this week.
Sign up now to make sure you don't miss out - today's tip is a GOOD one, trust me! (see link to join below...)
SO excited to launch this next week!I I have a free 5 day challenge to help you on the road to better family mealtimes. Many of you struggle (as I did – that’s ...why I set up the cooking school) with fussy eating so this challenge is all about quick, simple and practical things to think about and do to improve your family’s relationship with food AND there will be a space on my new 12 week Family Foodies SOS group programme up for grabs too. To join in, just click the link https://mailchi.mp/3371bf19b…/family-foodies-5-day-challenge and you can add yourself to the Facebook group too https://www.facebook.com/groups/877728509059092/
See MoreTeeny Tummies - Children's Nutrition by Julia Wolman RNutr. updated their cover photo.
Great tips from Kidadl founder Hannah about juggling work and parenthood. Nice to see meal planning gets a mention 
👍 plus the importance of looking after your own health and well-being too.... (anyone let this fall by the wayside??)
More about wellness coaching for mums coming SOON 
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Great to hear some inspiration on how to manage a hectic job and life as a mum of 3 from our co-founder Hannah Feldman who shared her top tips with Motherhood: The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story !wp.me/p6KXKh-3qz
New 'Caffeine Calculator' can help pregnant mums track their caffeine intake compared to recommended levels during pregnancy
Too much caffeine during pregnancy can be bad for baby, but it's sometimes hard to know where the limit is! Tommy's have created a 'Caffeine Calculator' to help you know how much you're having compared to the recommended limit of 200mg a day. Check it out here: http://ow.ly/LaDd30iVexe
It's Salt Awareness Week and this year the campaign is focusing on families!
Eating too much salt during childhood increases blood pressure which can then track into adulthood and later life, increasing the risk of strokes and heart attacks. Its best to just not let children get into the habit of liking (and expecting) salty tastes to begin with.
6g of salt per day is the maximum recommended limit for adults -for little ones its even less. Here's a great infographic showing ...6 ways to 6 grams...
Find out more about salt from the Action on Salt website: http://www.actiononsalt.org.uk/aw…/salt-awareness-week-2018/
Love this idea for a healthy Easter treat!
Easter Egg Breakfast Popsicles - healthy enough for breakfast, fun enough for dessert! From Eats Amazing
Full written recipe here: http://www.eatsamazing.co.uk/…/healthy-easter-egg-breakfast…
Front row seat @gailsbakery really makes me want to do #baking! Don't think I've ever stuck to a cake recipe, always experimenting to reduce the sugar (sorry kids, can't help myself haha!)
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My top tips for healthier baking?
🍪Swap half plain for wholemeal flour
🍰Cut the sugar (most recipes can usually take at least a 20-30g reduction without too much noticeable difference in taste)...
🍇Add raisins or chopped dates for extra natural sweetness (along with a fibre boost)
🍌For banana cakes always use over-ripe ones - the blacker the better, they're much sweeter. (I always add an extra one if I've cut the sugar...)
🍍Use apple purée or drained tinned pineapple (in juice not syrup) for extra moisture
🍠Experiment with weird and wonderful combinations that pack in a bit extra nutrition - e.g. sweet potato brownies, or chocolate & black bean or beetroot cupcakes - my fave 
😋- what's yours...?
New government campaign launched today recommending parents give children no more than 2 X 100 calorie snacks a day. Public Health England says parents will appreciate this 'rule of thumb' guideline - do you think it's helpful? Would love to hear your thoughts on this...
