It's a huge problem for parents to get their kids to eat well. Quite often, at various stages of development, children will start to go off foods that they had previously eaten. It can often seem inevitable that the foods they tend to go off of are...
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Recent research has found that only one in five children eat vegetables everyday, while around 10% will refuse to eat any at all. These worrying findings follow in the wake of new figures which show that a third of final-year primary school students...
Figures obtained under the Freedom of Information laws reveal that up to 74 children have been taken into care due to concerns over their weight. Other figures also show that in the last three years, 183 children under the age of 12 weighed over 16...
Confectionary has been banned from the checkouts across all 600 of Lidl's UK stores after it surveyed customers about the 'pester power' of children. The once common sight of sweets and chocolates lining the checkout has been replaced with healthier...
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Getting Britons to eat a diet rich in fruit, vegetables and fish should be given priority in the government's fight against dementia say health experts. A total of 11 senior doctors say that improving public health through better diets would be a...
Why make your own baby food? Making your own baby food is a great thing to do. The trouble with shop-bought baby food is that it is a rather one-size-fits-all affair. It has very uniform texture that tends to be on the mushy side, especially...
Checkout aisles full of junk food are not only irritating for consumers; parents say they are fuelling the obesity crisis.
Those of us with children will know this scenario all too well - you've finally finished a gruelling food shop with the...
Tests have revealed that baby foods sold in the UK lack the nutrients infants need.
Researchers at the University of Glasgow's School of Medicine found that leading baby food brands including Cow & Gate, Heinz and Boots contain fewer...
Eating a balanced diet at university will help ward off illness, improve concentration and improve your overall well-being - time to step away from that Pot Noodle...
For many new students, leaving for university is the first time they've lived...
A recent study has revealed that sitting with parents and eating the same food has a bigger impact on children's health than any other eating habits.
According to research carried out by the Centre for Population Health Sciences at Edinburgh...
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