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Child Friendly And Healthy Recipe Books


With the increased awareness and problem of obesity in children, comes the search for many parents for suitable recipes. That our child will find interesting to eat, fun to make and finally good for them to eat. Instead of wanting to fill their faces full of ‘junk food’. Here are just a selection of some of the more popular recipe book designed with a child in mind.

Kids Can Cook: Vegetarian Recipes Kitchen-tested by Kids for Kids (Paperback)

Young people are increasingly interested in vegetarianism. This guide is the book both parents and teens can turn to for meatless meal ideas the whole family can enjoy, whether they are all vegetarians or not. These recipes are for dishes that kids like to eat and cook themselves: enchiladas, pizza, quick and yeasted breads, soups and salads for any season, delicious desserts, and party foods. The easiest recipes are marked for novice cooks and cooking hints and safety tips are included.

Feeding Kids: 120 Foolproof Family Recipes. The Netmums Cookery Book (Hardcover)

How do we know that every mum will love these recipes? How do we know that children will want to eat them? Because the recipes come from members of netmums.com - the online community of 250,000 mothers from all over the country recently described by the Sunday Times as ‘the new Woman’s Institute’ - and all have been tried, tasted and passed the three great tests. They are easy to prepare and cook, and don’t cost too much. They are nutritious and fit easily into a healthy diet. They made the children who tried them happy. Plates were left clean and the dishes were asked for again.

Annabel Karmel’s Superfood for Babies and Children (Hardcover)

Every parent wants the best for their child, to give them the perfect start in life, and that includes their diet and the food they eat. Annabel Karmel understands this better than most - as a trained cook and the mother of three growing children she not only knows what kids should eat but also knows what they will eat. In SuperFoods for Babies and Toddlers, Annabel takes you through your child’s first 5 years from weaning babies and feeding whilst teething through fussy toddlers to lunchboxes for school children. As well as discussing the issues of organic versus genetically modified, fresh versus convenience, Annabel explains the inherent qualities of certain foods and how they will benefit your child whether they be foods to promote growth, enhance concentration or boost energy. With extra information on food allergies and intolerances, tips on feeding a vegetarian child and several of Annabel’s celebrated meal planners, SuperFoods for Babies and Toddlers is an indispensible guide to nutrition for young children.


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