Baby Food: Guides & Resources

Mum not happy with husband's strange eating habit: 'Weirded me out'

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I am calling child services: Mum trolled online for feeding baby curry

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CHOICE reviewed 118 yoghurts available in Australian supermarkets.

CHOICE reveals the healthiest squeezy yoghurt pouches for kids

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Toddler snack ideas

The little engine of a toddler is constantly burning fuel, and your toddler will benefit from small meals spaced out during the day. Healthy, fun snacks will provide toddlers with energy to burn. Here are some great snack ideas.

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Banana balls from <i>Food Babies Love</i>.

Banana balls: food babies love

Your baby will love you for these! Like a piece of cake in a ball, they are clean to eat and extremely moreish. They're also great for anyone with egg allergies.

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Home-made food is best for baby

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Chicken nuggets from <i>Food Babies Love</i>.

Chicken nuggets: food babies love

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"I found myself wondering why we expect babies to like bland tasteless foods when that isn't what we enjoy as adults" ...

Annabel Karmel's recipe for success

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Mum not happy with husband's strange eating habit: 'Weirded me out'

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Photos: Natalia Cooper and Ezra / Supplied

How to help your baby start solids - and prevent fussy eating in kids

Starting solids can definitely feel stressful, but it doesn't have to be that way.

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Annabel Karmel reveals her top tips to feed a fussy toddler

UK's baby food guru provides her expert advice and tips around weaning, allergies and how to feed fussy toddlers.

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Danielle Brown and her three-year-old son, Henry. Photo: supplied

'I felt completely numb': the boy who can only eat 20 foods

Melbourne mum Danielle Brown knew something was wrong when her newborn son vomited profusely after ever feed.

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What should young children drink? Mostly milk and water, scientists say

Infants and toddlers should not be given soda, chocolate milk or other sweetened drinks, according to strict new guidelines.

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No, this is not an acceptable way to get your child to eat

Imagine having something you love and cherish, something that provides you with security and comfort trashed in front of your eyes. Sound unnecessary and upsetting? Well, for some parents it's clearly not, especially if it means their child will eat.