Neurodiversity
Getting their brain on paper – nutrition tips to help your child develop their writing skills
Who has a child who struggles to get their thoughts on paper? They are often clever kids, but if you ask them to write anything down, then it can seem like an impossible task. I can relate to this so much, as my son with dyspraxia used to take an hour to write just a...
Has your child developed tics or twitches since a Strep A infection?
Even though tics and twitches are normally quite common in children, there has been an upsurge of kids with tics and involuntary repetitive movements such as eye blinking, throat clearing, shoulder shrugging or blurting out unusual sounds. And, in some cases, these...
Berry Beetroot Brain-Booster Smoothie
This is a brilliant smoothie for the days that you need to feel brain-sharp and super focused. It is nutritious and filling with a fantastic vibrant pink colour that can make a perfect start to a busy day. The beautiful pink colour comes from the combination of the...
Why you might want to avoid Calcium Propionate preservative in bread
We all love the convenience of eating bought bread, it’s especially handy for busy parents if it lasts in the bread bin for a few extra days before it starts to go stale and mouldy. However, one of the preservatives used in many mainstream supermarket bread brands is...
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