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This biscuit recipe rose from a love-hate relationship with gingerbread. I would love to say it wasn’t so, that I had it passed on from my grandmother’s recipe book or that I came across it by asking a restaurant (!!!) to share it with me, but it is not the case. … Read more
Go back to the Introduction if you want to make sure you read every post in this series in the right order. This post contains affiliate links, meaning I can earn a small commission if you decide to purchase after clicking on one of my links. Cooking You’re probably thinking “I’ve come here … Read more
To get the full picture of what I am talking about, check out the Introduction, part 2, part 3, part 4 and part 5 here first. Good food If we look at the last elements of a child learning how to eat, in essence they are related to one thing only: food. … Read more
Go back to the Introduction, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4 to read everything from the beginning. Language I’ve mentioned how sight plays an important role at mealtimes. What a child hears also can affect his eating. I’m rather of the opinion that silence is golden when eating, because I … Read more
Read the Introduction here, Part 2 here and Part 3 here, to make sure you follow along in the right sequence. Modelling In the previous part, I mentioned children learn how to eat a particular food by touching, smelling, looking, grabbing and putting them in and out of their mouths. They also use … Read more
Read the Introduction and Part 2 of this series here. Stories One of the thoughts that also kept popping in my head during those times was “they aren’t going to eat it cause they didn’t eat it last time”. Imagine you’re learning to drive and during your first practical lesson you … Read more