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Win Mini Pots of Goodness from HiPP Organic

We have teamed up with the lovely people at HiPP Organic to offer 15 lucky winners the chance to win a hamper, bursting with weaning goodies including the brand new Mini Pots with a little bit of yogurt. Made from the finest organic fruits, picked at the peak of ripeness and blended with a ‘little…

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Why toddlers don't like vegetables

Baby-led weaning

Since the government changed its advice to start weaning babies at six months a movement to cut out the purees phase and move straight to lumpy food is gathering pace. Find out what it’s all about and how to wean the baby-led way! A mums’ view point Jennie Gilhespy has just started weaning her six-month-old…

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Baby weaning tips

What to feed your baby when you start weaning with some tips and guidelines for weaning. General tips: The World Health Organisation now advises that babies up to the age of six months only need breast or formula milk. If you think your baby needs solids before this time, talk to your health visitor. Do…

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Baby-led weaning breakfast recipes: 6 months

Banana Berry Breakfast 1 small ripe banana 1 tbsp blueberries 1-2 tbsp baby porridge oats (or normal porridge oats ground in a food processor) 1. Mash the banana and blueberries together until well blended 2. Stir enough of the baby porridge oats into the mixture to create a stiff texture 3. Form the mixture into bite…

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Food from 7 or 8 months old

By 7 or 8 months yor baby is ready to move on to the next stage of weaning, with meals getting a little lumpier and finger foods making an appearance. Older babies need more iron in their diets as their own stores start to run down after the age of about six months. They are also becoming…

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Why toddlers don't like vegetables

First foods for 4-6 months old baby

Your baby will take all he needs to grow, develop and stay healthy in his milk feed – breast or baby formula – for the first few months of life.Then comes the first of those important and exciting steps towards family meals…here’s how to begin! When to start You are the best judge of when it’s time…

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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in pregnancy

Carpal tunnel syndrome affects as many as one in three pregnant women. The symptoms include numbness and/or pins and needles in your fingers and hands, generally first thing in the morning. Although carpal tunnel syndrome is generally quite mild, in some cases it can be so painful that sleep is disturbed and hand movements are severely restricted. Carpal tunnel syndrome…

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First birthday party

Keep it simple It’s easy to lose sight of the fact that you’re more excited about your baby’s first birthday than he is. To him, it’s another day to be filled with play, food and sleep. To you it’s a mammoth celebration of the day he was born. The key is to keep it nice and simple, from…

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Weaning foods – do they have to be cooked?

When weaning baby at 6 months, many parents wonder whether they should cook fruits and veggies. It depends partly on his stage of development - and partly on the specific fruit or vegetable. Let’s look at some of the reasons you may choose to cook produce for your little one… Reduce the risk of choking Many raw fruits…

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Children’s Fingers Predict Maths And English Abilities

Parents can predict their children’s performance in Maths and English simply by looking at their fingers, according to research. Scientists from the University of Bath found that literacy and numeracy skills are linked to the length of a child’s fingers. Children with shorter ring fingers had better math skills, while those with longer ring fingers…

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