Is this the third baby cake in the series? We have had chocolate cake, carrot cake and now this, lemon polenta cake.I feel like I have been baking a lot lately which is so lovely. The mini foodie has started nursery a few mornings a week and somehow all the stars and moons and fairies… Continue reading Baby lemon polenta cake
So there has been a definite shift in the mini foodie over the last couple of weeks. Spoon fed anything is out (it has always been a struggle) and self feeding is in. She has always been happy to feed herself but now that her pincer grip is even better (mini mum boast) she is… Continue reading Pea, spinach and mint baby ravioli
In a world of mumsnet arguments and bitchy trolls, it would be easy to imagine that mums are all set to be pitted against each other. That somehow we are a set of tribes governed by the choices that we make on raising our babies. The media would have you believe that these choices are… Continue reading Homemade salmon fishfingers
The mini foodie has four teeth. How did this happen so quickly? One minute she was a tiny toothless wonder and the next she is content to gnaw on a chicken drumstick. She has certainly been flexing her chomping muscles this week, on me, on carrots, on the dogs ears. All in all I think… Continue reading Baby banana ice-cream
This is the second in my little ‘baby’s first cake’ series. First up was chocolate cake and now we have carrot cake. This cake is super…well…moist. I know, its the worst word but there really is no suitable substitute. It is a really lovely, easy to bake cake and this week I have been letting… Continue reading Baby carrot cake
Im writing about pears today to convince my beautiful friend to make these for her baby son who started eating solids yesterday. Her son also happens to be my uber handsome godson (I am not biased, its simply a fact of life). Its so exciting when you start introducing solids. On the one hand you… Continue reading Roasted pear puree
It has been a week of self doubt. Its funny how becoming a mum has made me doubt myself. During my pregnancy I was so sure of the mum that I would be, of the rules that I would have and the life we would live. I would have boundaries and adult time and all… Continue reading Baby’s first birthday cake
It was Norwegian National day yesterday. Growing up in Norway I honestly looked forward to the 17th May like I looked forward to Christmas. Its such a big celebration. Everyone is dressed to the nines, the streets are bustling, children can eat as much ice-cream as they want, and there are waffles. To be fair… Continue reading Baby waffles
One of my funniest hospital memories is from a few hours after Mays birth. I was lying in my room staring at this tiny little creature. I remember being so cross at myself for waiting till 31 to have children and thinking that I wanted loads more (im currently experiencing teething and sleep issues so… Continue reading Fennel tea
