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Ready to start your weaning journey? Our handy weaning guide is packed with practical advice and nifty ideas, taking you from first tastes to three meals a day in 5 easy steps. It’s an easy way to ...

Peel, core and chop the pear. Place the pear in a pan and cover with water, replace lid and allow to simmer for 6–7 minutes on a medium heat. Alternatively you can steam for 6–7 minutes. Drain and ...

Toddlers are curious, emotional, busy little people. It’s a sign of all that incredible brain development that’s happening every single day. As they head towards their second birthday, they’ll start ...

Peel, trim and dice the carrots. Gently cook the lamb mince with a small amount of water in a saucepan, breaking up the mince as it turns brown. After 1–2 minutes, stir in the carrots and cover with ...

Wash and hull the strawberries, then cut them into quarters. Blend with a food processor or hand blender until smooth. Add a little of your baby’s usual milk if you want to.

Simple, single veggies, like carrots, peas or broccoli are the ideal first foods for your baby. Once your little one is comfortable eating single veggies, you can start to mix things up a bit and ...

Peel, core and quarter pear. Cut each quarter into 3 smaller pieces. Gently cook in a saucepan with 4 tbsp of water, covered, for 10−12 mins, until soft. Stir occasionally. Cool slightly, then blend ...

80g skinless, boneless white fish fillet such as cod, haddock, coley or pollock 225ml full fat cow’s milk 180g frozen peas, defrosted Wash the fish and dry with kitchen paper. Run your fingers over ...

Watching your baby turn into a toddler is an amazing time – and one of the most rewarding things about being a parent. Those first steps soon go from toddles to strides, and baby babble becomes ...

At around 10 months you can start to introduce foods with chunks and lumps. Finger foods encourage independent eating. Just make sure the foods you offer are the right size for little hands to hold ...

Press the pouch a few times before use. Remove cap and keep out of reach of baby. Squeeze onto a clean spoon to feed. Let your little one’s appetite lead the way. Carefully observe your baby; they ...