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Judy More, Paediatric Dietitian and Registered Nutritionist
Make the most of summer produce with our toddler friendly recipes and portion sizes! They’re so good, the whole family will love them!
The first recipe is one of children’s favourites – pasta!
Dr Gill Harris, Consultant Paediatric Clinical Psychologist
Fussy eating in toddlers can be one of the most difficult things a parent has to face! But all hope is not lost – there are steps to take which can make life easier. Following our tips on what steps to take with a fussy toddler, the Infant & Toddler Forum is here to help, with advice on what to avoid with a fussy toddler.
Dr Gill Harris, Consultant Paediatric Clinical Psychologist
This is one of the most stressful things that a parent has to cope with; a fussy eater who won’t try new food! As a parent you are given lots of information about what your child should eat, all those fruit and vegetables for a start! And no junk food, no crisps, no ready food, no biscuits. But the toddlers haven’t read the media advice, or if they have, they are ignoring it. So what can you do? And how much should you worry?
Judy More, Paediatric Dietitian and Registered Nutritionist
Bank Holiday weekends are the perfect excuse to get outside in the sun (if the British weather holds out!) and make the most of the time with your little ones! The Infant & Toddler Forum have compiled their top toddler picnic ideas, to help you make the most of your day out.
Judy More, Paediatric Dietitian and Registered Nutritionist
Have a happy and healthy pregnancy with The Infant & Toddler Forum’s top tips for vegan and vegetarian mums-to-be!