Blog Archive - June 2026
Kid’s Cooking
Posted on 18 June 2026
Kids love cooking. Full stop. I’ve yet to meet a child who doesn’t enjoy getting involved …and I’ve taught hundreds from age 4-14. Most like it, others LOVE it, but pretty much everyone is up for a good play in the kitchen.
Paneer Masala and Chive Chapatis Recipe
Posted on 18 June 2026
Some children are unsure about curries as they’re scared of spiciness, but this gentle and creamy recipe is super kid-friendly as it’s not hot at all – just deliciously warming. Chapatis are quick and easy little flatbreads that are perfect for scooping up that yummy masala. I triple dare you to try it!
Rockin' Ramen Recipe
Posted on 18 June 2026
You wouldn’t necessarily think of noodles in soup as being an obvious street food, but in Japan, ramen as being an obvious street food, but in Japan, ramen is often sold on street corners from food stalls. is often sold on street corners from food stalls. As well as being yummy, this is also a fun meal As well as being yummy, this is also a fun meal to eat – who doesn’t love to slurp up noodles!
Mega Monster Mac and Cheese Recipe
Posted on 18 June 2026
Pretty much every kid loves macaroni cheese, and this version has extra bonus points for the green goodness that gives it those mega monster vibes.
Feeding toddlers doesn’t have to be this hard
Posted on 2 June 2026
By Laura Matthews, Registered Nutritionist (RNutr) and one of the UK's leading experts in children's food and nutrition. After a decade as Head of Nutrition for Jamie Oliver, she launched her own consultancy helping nurseries improve the quality of food served to children.
If your toddler has ever refused a meal they happily ate yesterday, you're not alone - and you're definitely not doing anything wrong.
This stage of childhood is meant to be a bit unpredictable. Growth slows after infancy, appetites dip, and toddlers become more cautious with new foods - all of which makes eating patterns look inconsistent from day to day.