How to Wean Your Baby: The step-by-step plan to help your baby love their broccoli as much as their cake

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It is not included in promotions available to our main range products, as stated in our terms of service. Trading Address (Warehouse) Unit E, Vulcan Business Complex, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EB. Charlotte’s mission is to give parents confidence in feeding their children, making it an enjoyable experience that leads to lifelong healthy eating habits. The kids love it and even my husband - who is actually probably one of my biggest critics when it comes to my food, he's never satisfied - loves it.

I am a huge fan, they help to reduce food waste and it means you can just get them out, tip some in and put them back again, adding towards your five a day. It’s always important to check the qualifications or authority of whoever is dishing out the advice before taking it for gospel.What the kids love - and I talk about this a lot in my Instagram stories - is the baked banana bars which are one of the breakfast recipes in the book. It's something I do talk about in at least two of the books and I think it's just, you know, watching what we say about our own bodies, trying not to have this food hierarchy where some foods are better than others. It’s a fascinating area and I learnt SO much and I’ve put it all down in the pages of my new book for you to read in an easy and digestible way, just like I did with How to Wean Your Baby. Charlotte Stirling-Reed is a registered nutritionist whose mission is to give parents confidence when it comes to feeding their children.

She has a first class degree in Human Biology and Nutrition (BSc), a Masters (MSc) in Nutrition and Public Health, and is Registered with the Association for Nutrition. Are you a parent looking for support with weaning or in need of some support with your child’s nutrition challenges? Charlotte Radcliffe’s consultancy The Nutrition Consultant has won the ‘Hospitality Business of the Year’ award. I devoured this book in a day (in multiple sittings) in-between looking after my four-month-old boy. From my experience, mothers and parents tend to turn to the internet or relatives for advice around what to eat and what to feed their babies.We hit COVID and he hit three at roughly the same time and he was locked in, had no nursery and dropped naps. He loves his food, is confidently feeding himself and we love sitting down and eating the same meals as a family.