What Is Tube Feeding? Nutrition is essential for growth and development in children, as well as for weight maintenance and meeting the needs of adults. However, not everyone can fulfil their nutritional requirements through oral intake. Some children may be… Read More »Understanding Tube Feeding: Types of Feeding Tubes, How to Feed, and What to Feed
Blended tube feeding is a method of providing nutrition to individuals who are unable to eat solid food or have difficulty swallowing. This approach involves blending various ingredients to create a smooth liquid consistency that can be easily administered through… Read More »Blended Feed Recipe
Vegetable fritters are amazingly tasty and they’re a fantastic way to use leftovers or incorporate fresh veggie ingredients. These quick and crispy vegetable fritters take just 10 minutes to prepare and 10 minutes to cook. You can make a double… Read More »Quick And Crispy Vegetable Fritters
Toddlers (children aged 1-3 years old) are growing and developing rapidly. At this stage they often want to become more independent. This independence can affect feeding and meal times and is a very normal part of development but can also… Read More »Tips For Feeding Fussy Toddlers
Complimenting our article on 14 Tips For Healthy School Lunches, here are a few recipes that you can make well ahead of time that can be stored for days, frozen or eaten straight away. Each one takes no more than… Read More »Healthy Lunch Recipes For School
Starting school or returning to school after the holidays can cause dread for many parents when it comes to packing school lunches. You’re probably a little out of practice after a month off the roster. If you’re completely new to… Read More »Healthy Lunches For School
A lot of us have experimented with freezing apple juice in an ice block mould at some point in our lives but this recipe combines ice cream with ice block and seamlessly blends the two, creating a gorgeous dessert that… Read More »Ombre Berry And Vanilla Yoghurt Pops
Iron’s one of those things that we get asked about quite a bit. We sometimes see children who produce too much iron and may have Haemochromatosis (he-moe-kroe-muh-toe-sis) – where their body stores too much iron. More often though, we see… Read More »How Much Iron Does My Child Need?
This combination of slightly tart green apples balanced with gently flowery red delicious apples will have you and the kids coming back for more. With an added touch of cinammon sugar, these grilled apple and cinnamon skewers are probably the… Read More »Grilled Apple And Cinnamon Skewers
Food allergies can come in different forms and via a variety of foods. From cow’s milk, eggs, soy and wheat to tree nuts, sesame, fish and shellfish, there are a host of foods that affect children (and adults) and present… Read More »Can I Prevent Food Allergies In My Child?