We are big fans of banana and sweet potato pancakes, but sometimes it’s nice just to have the old fashioned kind! This simple scotch pancakes recipe is dead easy, using ingredients you should already have in your cupboard/fridge. They are super delicious and nice and soft for baby. These will also be great for when…
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Baby Led Weaning Recipe: Potato Croquettes
Read moreThis potato croquettes recipe is another one I came up with to use some of those pesky purees I’ve got in my freezer. Of course, if you don’t have purees stacked away, you can use fresh veggies to make these up. This recipe takes a little longer than my usual ones, but they’re well…
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Baby Led Weaning Recipe: Banana and Oat Pancakes
Read moreMy pancake recipes have been such a success (especially this sweet potato one) that I thought I’d try a new adaptation: banana oat pancakes.
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Banana, Oat and Peanut Butter Baby Led Weaning Cookies
Read moreI had one lonely (very ripe!) banana left in the fruit bowl and was debating what to do with it, when I realised Dex hadn’t tried baby led weaning cookies for babies before. I struggle to make porridge fingers, I don’t know why, they just don’t work for me, so I am always thinking of…
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Baby Led Weaning: Our First Time in a Restaurant
Read moreToday we made our first trip for a meal out as a family since Dexter started weaning. I’ve been promising to take my husband for a Pizza Hut buffet lunch for months now, and I couldn’t put him off much longer. Dexter is now 7 months old and has been baby led weaning for a…
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Baby Led Weaning Recipe: Green Bean Pesto
Read moreMy Pepper Pasta Sauce recipe was such a success, that I thought it would be good to try some other pasta sauces. I had some green beans tucked away in the fridge, so decided to use them to try a green bean pesto. Dex loves green beans. Over Christmas he ate them on both Christmas Day…
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Baby Led Weaning Chicken Recipe
Read moreI am always looking for new ways to incorporate meat into Dexter’s diet. The reason we need to start feeding our babies solids at six month is because their stores of iron start to run out and we need to replace them. Meat is a great source of iron. Chicken has 1.3mg per 100g. This…
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