The Nom Nom Kids Blog

Weaning has been a journey for us. Harper has a both a dairy and an egg allergy, so finding suitable foods once she moved beyond fruit and veg was tricky....

What is weaning? Weaning is baby’s transition from a milk only diet to solid foods. It should be a gradual process and there’s lots of differing advice out there regarding...

It's apple season again! We love this time of year as my in-laws have 2 huge apple trees and we are usually given loads of apples when we pop over. The...

It’s recommended to give your baby a wide variety of foods when you start weaning so they experience all the different flavours and textures. Some may be liked more than others but with that variety can come waste as your baby is only eating such tiny amounts of each food and probably rejecting some too.

I know how convenient ready made pouches are for feeding your little ones. and don't worry, I'm not writing to guilt you into stopping buying them completely in this post but I...

This week is International Zero Waste week which is now in it’s 10th year! The aim of Zero Waste Week is to encourage everyone to reduce landfill and rethink waste. We...

I love learning about why fruits and vegetables are so good for us and understanding why we need such a variety in our diet. I find it fascinating how all the...

Are you a parent blogger or Instablogger with little ones that would love our products? We are searching for 3 new brand ambassadors to help us spread the word about our Award...

Maybe you've been eyeing up our pouches for a while but you just aren't sure if they are going to work or maybe you've just discovered us. Either way, this...

I have just got back from The Baby Show at The NEC and I must have explained why Nom Nom Kids pouches are the best on the market hundreds of times...

I order a lot of my food online and all too often the fruit that arrives is hard and several days off being edible. It's great if I don't need to...

 Sugar is again in the news as the headlines are reading: Tooth extractions on toddlers rise by a quarter in 10 years The Guardian It is a very sad state...