On the run up to the summer holidays, I was very aware that our diet had become very unimaginative. Mrs Adams and I would eat the same dishes in rotation, as would the kids.
The demands of keeping a household running do, on occasion, leave me feeling tired and fatigued. It’s not a constant problem, but it is something I have to deal with from time to time. I know I’m not alone in this. It’s something all us mum’s and dads have to contend with.
You know when someone gives you advice that you ignore, only for it to turn out to be brilliant? Well, this happened to me the other day while introducing Elizabeth, our three-year-old, to some new vegetables. Our kids are very good at eating fruit. Veg, however, can sometimes be a struggle. I wanted to see
A few months ago I wrote this blog post about school dinners v packed lunches. It was, essentially, my personal manifesto as to why I believed that packed lunches were the way forward. If I were a politician, I’d have to concede that I’ve made a policy u-turn. I take it all back, I’m a
Over the past few months I’ve been taking steps to improve this family’s diet. Mrs Adams and I start each day with a freshly made fruit drink and sometimes the children join us in having some. I’ve started getting more creative with Helen’s lunchbox and made her meals more diverse. Something I’d always been keen
