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Encourages exploration when introducing new foods, and helps you keep track as they touch, hold, smell, taste, chew, and safely swallow. Harnessing their natural curiosity will avoid the pitfalls of picky eating and make their mealtimes more adventurous and fun for the whole family.
A handy visual reminder of how often you’ve tried foods. None of us have the head space to remember whether we’ve introduced each food enough times, so let this help! Babies need at least five exposures to a food before figuring out whether they like it. Keep trying, keep ticking and above all, keep having fun as you enjoy this precious journey together.
Helps maximise the window of opportunity when babies are most open to trying new things. Research shows the more foods they’ve tried before 12 months, the less likely they’ll be a picky eater. Introducing as much variety as possible will help baby develop essential sensory and mouth muscle skills, setting them up for success with speech too.
We’ve done the hard work for you! Get started with 50 foods from the NHS-approved list (we’ve highlighted allergens) and simply record on the wipeable* chart every time you explore a new food together. Keep it in the kitchen or dining room, so it’s always on hand for mealtime adventures.
Build confidence and enjoy fun-filled mealtime adventures with our wipe-clean 50 First Foods Exploration Chart. Use from the early stages of weaning to track the foods your baby tries and how often. Recording each exposure to reach the recommended minimum of five times will help jog your memory and work towards the baby’s acceptance of different foods. Don’t worry if they don’t seem to take to it straight away. Keep going, and use the chart to support flavour and texture exploration in a fun and convenient way.
With the help of experts, we’ve developed a practical road map at the top of the chart. It’ll help you explore all the ways your little one can experience food, supporting them to grow and stay curious. Whether baby touches, squishes, smells, or tastes it, it counts, so be sure to log it on their chart. Remember that the best time to introduce new foods is between 6 and 12 months because babies are more open to new tastes and flavours. Use your chart to maximise this window of opportunity and introduce as much variety as possible. You’ll give them the building blocks for the best start in life.
You can use your chart to inspire your meal planning, and help expand food choices as a family. And as we've included the NHS approved first foods, and known allergens too, you can relax knowing you've covered the basics. So pop it in the kitchen or dining room, and enjoy recording your progress as you discover new foods and flavours together. There are also some top tips to make mealtimes even more fun, and build those mouth muscles for successful eating.'
Watch and learn as your baby develops a curiosity for food and mealtimes, that will nurture their development and ensure they’re a happy, healthy eater for life.
- 2 x Long Sleeve Coverall
- 1 x Short Sleeve Coverall
- 1 x Two Pack of Dippit™ Weaning Spoons
- 1 x Matching Handi Cutlery Sets
- 1 x Dawn the Dinosaur™ Teether
- 1 x Free 50 First Foods weaning chart
We know time-pressured parents want practical bitesize tips and advice from experts to reassure and point them in the right direction on their weaning journey and beyond. So we've created the Feeding Curiosity podcast specifically with you in mind. We'll be working with fantastic experts over the series to tackle topics such as picky eating, flavour exploration, how to manage family mealtime juggles, and much more. Check out our first episode, with Lucinda Miller who gives us the lowdown on how to know when your little one is ready to wean, as well as some amazing top tips which we'd never heard before!
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I bought this for my daughter as she’s just started weaning my granddaughter and was wondering what the best way was to keep a record of foods she’s already tried. Not only can she do this now, the chart also gives suggestions on what foods to introduce next. Great idea.
A nice variety of food on there for baby to explore new tastes. With multiple scratches for each food, we are able to keep track on how often we have tried each food. Plus who doesn't love a scratch card :)
This is great, will help us keep track of weaning. I love the scratch off for a little extra fun plus I can never find a pen
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