Nutrition support for babies, toddlers and young children
Feeding young children can feel confusing, especially with so much conflicting advice about starting solids, toddler eating habits and what makes a balanced meal. Many parents simply want to feel confident that their child is getting the nutrients they need to grow, develop and feel their best.
At Nu Bubba, I support families through the early years of feeding, from introducing first foods through to navigating toddler mealtimes and school lunchboxes. My approach focuses on practical, evidence based guidance that works in real homes. The goal is always the same. To help you feel calm, informed and confident when it comes to nourishing your child.
Through workshops, resources and ongoing support, I help parents understand how to build balanced meals, include key nutrients such as iron, and create positive feeding experiences for babies and toddlers.
How I Can Support you
Starting Solids
Starting solids is an important stage for both development and nutrient intake. In my sessions we focus on safe food introduction, iron rich first foods and creating a positive feeding environment from the start.
Toddler Feeding
Toddler eating habits can change quickly. We explore what is developmentally normal, how to reduce mealtime pressure and how to support balanced eating through these years.
Healthy Toddler Snacks
Snacks can play an important role in meeting the energy and nutrient needs of young children, Rather than focusing on packaged snack foods, I help parents create nutrient dense snacks that contribute to a balanced day of eating, are easy to make and kids will eat.
Iron and Nutrients
Iron is one of the most common nutrient gaps in young children. I help parents understand how to build iron rich meals into everyday routines in simple and achievable ways.
Lunchboxes
Healthy lunchboxes do not need to be complicated. Together we focus on simple structures and balanced choices that children will actually eat
Need something more tailored?
If your situation feels more complex or you would prefer individual guidance, you are welcome to get in touch to discuss personalised support.