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From Jennifer May, renowned nutritionist, author and wellness speaker With the current global health crisis and flu season looming, ensuring optimum health and wellness for the whole community has never been more important. A strong immune system is the best… Continue Reading >

By Clare Zivanovic ND   Imagine it’s dinner time and your family is sitting at the table. You plate up the meal you’ve somehow found time to create, place it in front of your kids and hear, “Ugh, do I… Continue Reading >

By Sarah Smith from Bayside Dietetics www.baysidedietetics.com.au FB Bayside Dietetics Twitter #BaysideDietetic Instagram @baysidedietetics   I think cucumber was the worst. Tomato was a close call on making the bread soggy but cucumber had that tangy smell by 12pm. Poor… Continue Reading >

It is well understood that fruits and vegetables are invaluable components of a healthy diet. As dietitians, we have spoken to countless parents about the struggle to get their kids consuming different types of fruit and vegetables, or any at… Continue Reading >

I like nothing more than a sneaky afternoon treat with my girls. But with allergies in play, finding something we all enjoy has been somewhat more difficult. I loooooooove ice-cream, but it is certainly not the kind of thing I… Continue Reading >

You’ll love these no-bake Banana Nut Bites, they are healthy and super easy to make with only three ingredients. Leading dietitian Susie Burrel says that nuts are a great source of good fats, protein and key nutrients including potassium and… Continue Reading >

Here are some Lunchbox Ideas and you can make sure your kids go to school with a tasty and healthy lunch, a few tips that can help are: Cut sandwiches and food into different sizes and shapes and smaller pieces for younger children. Cut up… Continue Reading >

Fish Whilst it’s true that fish can be a little troublesome during pregnancy, there’s no reason to cut it out completely! As well as being a good source of protein and other healthy fats, fish is a great source of… Continue Reading >

Most children go through a stage in their lives where they become fussy eaters. This often happens when the children’s growth has slowed down and they do not need to eat as much as they did previously. My eldest had… Continue Reading >