Tips for raising healthy children
These banana pancakes are made with only two ingredients, egg and banana, making them gluten free, dairy free and refined sugar-free. Fantastic for baby led weaning but perfect for older kids too. How to make banana pancakes with only 2 ingredients! It’s hard to believe that just a banana and a couple of eggs can […]
Apple crisps are a delicious snack made by thinly slicing apples and baking them at a low temperature for 2 hours. Apple crisps are a really simple snack to make. Simply thinly slice apples, sprinkle with cinnamon and bake. Sometimes I core the apple but I think they are more aesthetically pleasing left as they
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Baked apples stuffed with oats, nuts, raisins and spices. Even though I am truly a summer girl, I do adore Autumn/Winter desserts. I just love baked fruit and these Baked Apples are no exception. I adore the aromas that fill the house as you cook them. They are a delicious dessert and surprisingly taste very
This Kiwi Christmas Tree is a healthy festive snack for kids. It is great for getting kids involved in the kitchen. During the holiday period, it can be very hard to avoid all the Christmas junk food circulating around. This is why I feel it is worth making the effort to make healthy food fun
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We had a lot of fun making (and eating) these Melon Ball Snowmen. Melon is one of Finn’s favourite fruit so we always have at least one variety in our fruit bowl. We used cantaloupe melon to make this fun festive snack. We started by using the large end of a melon baller to make
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These vibrant and delicious Blueberry Breakfast Balls are a fantastic grab-and-go breakfast option for busy mornings. What’s To Love About These Breakfast Balls Hand-Held: Turning oats into finger food is perfect for “on-the-go” breakfasts or for baby-led weaning. Easy to grab, easy to eat and easy to store. Nutritious: Made with oats, blueberries and nuts
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