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First finger foods for babies
By Laura Lee Davies on 09/10/2006 03:15:21
When you're weaning your baby, what foods are good for snacking and helping your child begin to feed himself?
instincts to see when your baby is ready for finger foods. Always make sure you are with him in case of choking, and if you are in doubt, ask your health visitor, who can see your child and will help you gauge how physically ready he is for finger foods
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Expert questions pureed baby food
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/06/2007 01:56:45
A former health visitor who works with Unicef claims that mashing baby's first foods is unneccessary.
manufacturers offer ready-made baby foods with pieces in them, by the time the baby is seven to 12 months old, and young babies can enjoy first finger foods – some earlier than others – so long as an adult is supervising them at all times.Although Gill Rapley
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Plum Baby's Range of Organic Treats
By Laura Lee Davies on 02/09/2009 01:26:06
Organic baby food has never tasted so good! The Plum baby range for four months upwards goes from strength to strength.
We've been fans of Plum Baby foods for weaning and toddlers ever since they came on the scene.Using great natural ingredients their ranges are far more adventurous that many other natural baby food ranges on the supermarket shelves and yet the foods
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Snacktrap pots for babies and toddlers
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/07/2006 01:48:56
A handy little pot with an accessible lid so small children can eat little snacks without making a big mess!
changing bag will fill up with raisins and bits of rice cake!The Snack Trap (rrp £4.99) is a simple little pot with a covered but accessible lid. Your child can put her fingers into it to get out little snacks, but the flaps of the lid then close back so
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Getting your toddler to try new foods
By Laura Lee Davies on 12/04/2007 01:15:26
Getting your child to eat his greens doesn't have to be a war of wills!
will not have a problem, but others will find it less than inspiring. Add baked beans or greens to fish fingers and chips and, whilst you don't need to style your food into a Nigella presentation, don't just dollop it onto a plate, either.Try not to make
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The Great Dummy Debate
By Laura Lee Davies on 09/07/2008 00:02:03
Are dummies a good thing or just a gag on your baby? Opinion is divided – so what are the pros and cons?
Babies love to suck. Even when they are not hungry, suckling at the breast can be a great comfort, as can sucking on your (clean!) finger. Sometimes in the early weeks, babies look for something to suck but can't find their thumb so they suck
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Babies and toddlers who bite
By Laura Lee Davies on 24/09/2008 01:14:22
Biting doesn't have to become a bad habit, but you need to be firm and clear about how you deal with your child and her choppers!
) finger instead, or find safe teething rings or chewable foods that she likes. If you don't over-react, it is unlikely to become a habit in a child under one year old.How to deal with toddlers who biteDon't lose your temper Being cross, or shouting
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Teething and pain relief
By Laura Lee Davies on 11/08/2009 00:04:24
When do your baby's first teeth appear and how can you help ease your child's pain.
of sorts, runny nappies and sometimes a rash on their bottom, being off their food, and sore-looking gums are the main common signs for teething.Some babies get symptoms rather like a cold and might even have a runny nose. They may be prone to small colds
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Expressing breastmilk - essential guide
By Laura Lee Davies on 06/09/2010 02:30:02
Expressing breastmilk is useful even if you're solely breastfeeding. It allows your partner to feed and bond and can help make you more comfortable. Here's our guide on how to express milk successfully and conveniently.
if you leave more room. Also, the milk will expand a little when frozen. Most bags seal with clips like the kind of plastic clips you use when sealing food bags. You can buy these or just use clean food bag clips, but make sure they shut fully
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