Weaning tips + advice

Helping parents + carers understand the latest baby food guidelines

Discover lots of tasty inspiration to help make busy mornings feel a little easier for the whole family, with our lunchbox lifesaver planner!

This planner is a dairy free version of our other 7-month planner. If you’re planning on giving your little one a dairy free diet, we’ve put together some handy tips to ensure it’s packed with nutritional goodness!

Follow our easy peasy week 4 weaning planner, with lots of yummy thick purees and finger foods!

Try our favourite Spring recipes that the whole family can enjoy, from fresh yogurts to scrummy pasta to put a spring in your step.

This planner is a vegetarian version of our other 7-month planner. If you’re planning on giving your little one a vegetarian diet, we’ve put together some handy tips to ensure it’s packed with nutritional goodness!

Carrots might seem like one of the simplest vegetables on the plate, but when it comes to feeding your baby, this bright, crunchy classic is a real superstar.

Curious about baby‑led weaning? This guide explains what it is, how it differs from mixed feeding, and the benefits it can offer, along with practical tips for preparing safe finger foods and making sure your baby gets the nutrients they need.

Broccoli might look like a tiny tree, but it’s a big hitter when it comes to early nutrition. Soft, versatile + packed with important vitamins, it’s a brilliant first food for babies from around 6 months.

Introducing nuts to your baby can feel like a big milestone, especially when allergies are on your mind. This guide walks you through when and how to safely offer nuts from around 6 months, how much to give, and what signs of a reaction to look out for.

Try our favourite Winter warming recipes that the whole family can enjoy, from warming winter curries to hearty soups to keep you snuggly + warm.

Hear top tips from our infant nutritionist, Claire Baseley on how to keep feeding routines on track when your baby isn't feeling like their usual self.