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Weaning and organic food
By Sarah Lawson on 22/08/2008 00:00:08
When you first start to feed your baby solids, you have an amazing chance to make a good, healthy start. But why go organic?
chemical traces: in oranges, bread, pears and grapes this is very common, and hard to avoid if you are not eating organic.If you don't want to go completely organic or feel it's not financially viable, try at least to switch to organic carrots and salad
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New organic soups for children
By Sarah Lawson on 13/12/2006 01:22:54
Kids can enjoy any food, but most have milder tastes than adults, so this new range of soups especially formulated with children in mind, is a great idea.
for you.Soup is a quick and easy light meal, but to get a really nutritious, organic soup, you either have to make it yourself or try the somewhat exotic ready made ones aimed at adults. Even a good ready made organic carrot soup is likely to have a strong
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Plum organic food for babies
By Sarah Lawson on 08/07/2007 01:42:40
After success with their first baby foods, Plum have launched a 'from seven months' range too
from 100 per cent organic superfood ingredients, but they have a slightly more 'lumpy' texture than the smooth, mashed foods most parents like to give to their baby when trying first foods.Susie Willis, the creator of Plum, has developed three new
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Call for more support for breastfeeding
By Sarah Lawson on 19/02/2008 01:43:50
The Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition has called for more to be done to support women to breastfeed their babies
for babies when their mothers breastfeed needs to be underlined. The most recent survey on infant feeding suggests that the largest group of mothers who choose to breastfeed is well-educated, professional women who have their first baby in their thirties. One
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