fussy eater

• 72% of parents think their children are fussy eaters
• Nearly a fifth of parents’ biggest worry when booking a holiday is finding somewhere that helps their little ones try new foods or learn new things
• 68% of children said they enjoy trying new cuisines on holiday with 1 in
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Mealtimes can become tricky if your child is a fussy eater, and sometimes the pickiness seems to appear out of nowhere. Fighting over broccoli stems and water isn’t fun. It can make a difficult and stressful eating environment.

However, there are ways to encourage your little ones to eat and drink healthier. Here, we will explore some ways of improving dinner times, even with the...

• Struggling parents admit that ALMOST HALF of children try healthy foods and don’t like them
• Parents are losing the battle against healthy eating, with over a quarter giving up on getting their children to eat better.
• Sprouts, mushrooms, spinach, and millennial favourite avocado are among the most hated healthy foods for kids
• Almost a third of parents
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NEW REPORT REVEALS MORE THAN HALF OF CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 4 EAT TWO OR LESS FRUIT AND VEG A DAY

· Despite it taking up to 15 times to like a new food, over half of parents have given up and are resorting to hiding vegetables to trick their children

· JLS pop star turned farmer, JB Gill is fronting new healthy eating campaign ‘Good for planet. Good for me.’ by...

Tips for Fussy eaters

1. Don’t be afraid to keep trying new foods over and over again – I have heard that children need to try a new food 10 times before they might actually like it, so don’t be afraid to keep going! It can be unbelievably frustrating throwing away food they haven’t eaten but adding one floret of broccoli to their plate each night or adding a couple of
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