Category: Kids

How does yeast work?

Posted by Louise Robertson | Apr 12, 2018 | Dietitian's Life, Kids | 0 |

Fun science with quick acting yeast Looking for something to entertain the kids? Well, this is fun...

Cauliflower Cheese Pasta Sauce

Posted by Louise Robertson | Apr 3, 2017 | Kids, Recipes | 0 |

I am always looking for sneaky ways of getting vegetables in to my fussy 3 year old with out her...

Pink Pasta

Posted by Louise Robertson | Feb 12, 2016 | Kids, Recipes | 0 |

My girls love pink pasta and it is also a sneaky way to get more veg in their diet! I make a white...

No Weigh Porridge

Posted by Louise Robertson | Sep 19, 2015 | Healthy Eating, Kids, Recipes | 0 |

The summer is past, the kids have started school again and soon it will be dark in the...

Banana and Raspberry Muffins

Posted by Louise Robertson | Jul 16, 2015 | Kids, Recipes | 0 |

Once a banana is past its peak and gone black, then the only way I can eat it is in a cake! Cakes...

Colours of the Rainbow: talking about healthy eating to 4 year olds!

Posted by Louise Robertson | Jun 3, 2015 | Fruit & Vegetables, Healthy Eating, Kids | 0 |

It is the British Nutrition Foundation’s Healthy Eating week this week (1st-5th June 2015),...

Pester Power…

Posted by Louise Robertson | May 2, 2015 | Dietitian's Life, Kids | 0 |

I went shopping today and these ended up in my trolley… When I go shopping on my own I...

Helping Your Child to Think Healthy

Posted by Sarah Howe | Mar 18, 2015 | Healthy Eating, Kids | 0 |

As a dietitian I want my daughter to grow up into healthy adult with sound eating and lifestyle...

Junk Food Kids – Who’s to Blame? My thoughts

Posted by Sarah Howe | Mar 2, 2015 | Kids | 19 |

I caught up on the first episode of Junk Food kids over the weekend and was shocked and saddened....

Help, my little girl won’t eat!!!

Posted by Sarah Howe | Feb 9, 2015 | Healthy Eating, Kids | 2 |

One of the worst things about being a Mummy is when my little one doesn’t eat. When...

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