Flying Start Parenting Magazine

Eat Fussy - For a Quick Healthy Meal... Anytime

Each dish in the Eat Fussy range has been developed by Annabel herself and is packed with all the goodness that you would expect from a traditional home cooked meal.

Munch a Great School Lunch! Evidence shows that eating a nutritionally balanced school meal can affect behaviour and learning ability. By committing to a regular school meal you can be sure your child is eating well at lunchtime, whilst developing valuable social skills.

New report finds foods banned or restricted in primary and secondary schools - like chips, sweets and chocolate - are still regularly served in nurseries.
Some nurseries spend a pitiful 25p on food per child per day and there are no clear nutritional standards, particularly for state maintained nurseries.

One in four children are now obese, with childhood obesity in England having more than doubled in the last ten years.

There are so many ingredients in food that you have to worry about and check for nowadays. That is why Flying Start asked children’s food guru Annabel Karmel MBE to share a few recipes suitable for children with food intolerances or allergies

Children who eat breakfast perform better at school, that doesn’t make it any easier trying to get them to eat something decent in the morning. With the help of the FSA, Flying Start has put together information to help you get your children to eat the most important meal of the day

When you are pregnant everyday foods can be a threat to the health and development of your unborn baby. The Food Standards Agency gives Flying Start readers’ tips that makes pregnancy eating choices a piece of cake

Eat Fussy - For a Quick Healthy Meal... Anytime

Food, Glorious Food: Lancashire School Lunch Special

Georgie Porgie

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Food Intolerance/Allergy Friendly recipes

"The Most Important Meal of the Day"

What can I eat?