A hand-picked selection of the feeding, weaning and mealtime products I recommend to families — vetted for quality, and the ones that genuinely make everyday feeding easier.
Browse the SelectionEverything grouped so you can find what you need for your child's stage.
Books and pregnancy pillows to support you before baby arrives.
👶Feeding books, breastfeeding pillows and early sensory tools.
🍓High chairs, cutlery, cups and books for starting solids.
🥦Seating and books to support sensory and fussy eating.
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If you are looking for an easy (and funny) read to learn all about breastfeeding, this is for you. This book goes into detail on all that you may need to know. The book is written by Dr. Amy Brown who is well known for her research into breastfeeding... you'll definitely be getting the most up-to-date information!
Click HereWritten and funded by La Leche League International, this book has all the answers to your breastfeeding questions. The fact that it has 8 editions pretty much says it all...
Click HereLily Nichols' books are one of my favourite nutrition resources. She talks through all the foods that you should be eating and what to avoid during pregnancy (be ready for some surprises!) She also has a chapter dedicated to postpartum recovery and breastfeeding. All her books are based on the latest evidence.
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So honestly, I didn't think I would need a pregnancy pillow when I fell pregnant. Boy was I wrong!! I chose this pillow because of the lovely green pattern and honestly it did not disappoint. I literally cannot sleep without it. Bonus: it doubles up as a breastfeeding pillow postpartum!
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This book is FANTASTIC for anyone struggling with low milk supply. It helps you understand where it all went wrong and gives you strategies to improve your supply.
Click HereIs your baby refusing feeds? Are they screaming and fighting the bottle? This book takes you through the causes and how to solve them. A thorough and well thought out step-by-step guide for parents.
Click HereIf you are a parent of a preterm baby, this is for you. Francesca Segal speaks about her journey with her twin 10 week premature babies. Know that you are not alone in your journey.
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Looking for an all in one pillow? DancesCat makes good quality, beautiful pillows which can be used throughout pregnancy, breastfeeding and play. They have multiple pattern options too! This has been one of my best buys.
Click HereLooking for an affordable breastfeeding pillow? This is the classic one that you will see floating around breastfeeding circles. It's basic, functional and easy to use.
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Let's be serious, you can never have enough muslins... These super cool muslins have black and white visuals, specifically for developing your baby's vision and cognition. Just lay it where your baby can see it and voila!
Click HereBlack and white cards are a great way to stimulate your baby's visual development. We suggest using them during nappy changes and tummy time. This is one purchase you won't regret, they are ALWAYS a huge hit!
Click HereBelow products are suitable from 6 months onwards.
Looking for the high chair of high chairs? The Tripp Trapp chair is easily adjusted and can grow with your child. It can even be used by adults! It provides good postural support for learning to eat and is the recommended chair for feeding therapists. Note that the tray is sold separately.
Click HereThis is a fab, cost effective high chair that is easily cleaned (a must for weaning) and can be easily transported. If anyone asks me for an affordable high chair option, this is my choice.
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The mess of starting solids getting you down? Well then this is for you. Full arm coverage to prevent any stains on clothes, it's easy to put on and it has a cute pocket to catch (or store) goods for later. We love the variety of patterns available and think this is a must-have if you are worried about mess.
Click HereCatching all the food your little one drops, it grips the floor well and is easily washable. We also love that it can also be used as a picnic blanket and for arts and crafts. Glitter paintings anyone?
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If you are looking for cutlery - this is for you! This mini fork and spoon set is fantastic for developing self-feeding skills and learning to use cutlery. They are made from silicone, are toxic-free and can be washed in the dishwasher!
Click HereI'm not a fan of plastic when it comes to my little one's mealtimes, so these are a firm favourite. They're dishwasher friendly, toxin free, and don't make that awful clatter when they're (inevitably) dropped on the floor. The pop of colour is a fun little bonus too.
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Yes, this is actually an adult coffee cup… but bare with me: lightweight, toxin free, easy to hold, no sharp edges, doesn't break when dropped, honestly it's the best kiddies cup out there. My little one started using it at around 9 months and still uses it today.
Click HereLooking for a cup to take out and about? I LOVE the fun designs of these cups. They also have free flow straws which are very important for correct oral motor skill development (try to avoid straw cups with valves).
Click HereIs your little one struggling to learn how to suck through a straw? If so, these well designed bottles are for you! All you need to do is squeeze and the liquid will flow upwards. Your little one will learn how to do it themselves in no time.
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Starting solids is an exciting time! Seeking inspiration? Look no further. Rebecca Wilson's cook book provides delicious adult recipes with adaptions for your little one. Now you can cook for the whole family in one go!
Click HereThis book is a must-read if you are planning on using a baby-led weaning approach. It will give you the history, the dos, the don'ts and the reasons why!
Click HereOne of my favourite recipe books for weaning! The meals in here are creative, healthy and nutritious. Bonus: these recipes are for adults too! Written by Lucinda Miller, founder of the NatureDoc, you know your baby will be getting all the nutrients they need.
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Getting positioning right is super important for feeding. The Tripp Trapp chair is easily adjustable and can grow with your child. It can even be used by adults! It provides good postural support for learning to eat and is the recommended chair by feeding therapists.
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This is such a fab recipe book with loads of nutritious meals. It is written by Lucinda Miller, founder of the NatureDoc, who works clinically with many fussy eaters. These recipes highlight the importance of the gut and nutrition in fussy eating and she gives some clear hacks to increase the nutrition in our children's diets. One of my family's go to recipe books!
Click HereWritten by SOS trained therapists, this book is a step-by-step guide to help your child learn how to eat and explore food. This is a great starting point if you are unsure about where to begin or you are struggling to access feeding therapy.
Click HereEating difficulties can often be linked to Sensory Processing difficulties. This book is great at explaining the ins and outs of Sensory Processing and can give you a better idea of how to support your little one.
Click HereThis is the next step up after The Out-of-Sync Child. This book is for parents of teenagers and young adults looking to further understand Sensory Processing difficulties. Since Sensory Processing difficulties can affect eating, it can be a useful place to start.
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