WhatMummyMakes #8 Raisins and mayo are foods of the devil, but pastry and cheese are simply next level!
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This is brilliant
That bit there is why she keeps going with the baby weaning angle - she knows that the majority who have one book won’t buy a subsequent one which isn’t aimed at weaning because the original is so tit.
Imagine if she did a book of baking recipes to do with your child? Or one of simple lunch ideas which your pre-schooler can help you prepare?
But she won’t, because she’d have to actually interact with her Nini and explain things in a child-friendly way.
Tattlers I must not be feeling well! That seafood thing she’s made looks banging 
I wouldn’t feed it to my kids mostly cos they wouldn’t eat it but i’d give it a good go.
I wouldn’t feed it to my kids mostly cos they wouldn’t eat it but i’d give it a good go.She’s actually cooked something for once and it isn’t just a load of carbs! Bit of cream but NO CHEESE!Tattlers I must not be feeling well! That seafood thing she’s made looks banging
She even makes MyNini listen to granny music while they eat 
You can tell by Nina’s face she does not like it. Hence why she put it down without finishing it and picked up the bread instead. This woman, I can’t. Give your kid some fish fingers, beans and a corn on the cob, let her listen to a Disney soundtrack and bore off
It does look like Nina doesn't like it but feels like she has to say she does.
Not if he's a vegetarian he won't, unless he's a pescatarian. I don't think she ever cooks for him. I don't think she'd know what to cook for a vegetarian.
I'm a vegetarian, so I've never tried seafood, was that seafood or normal fish? I have no idea. It's not something I could imagine a young child eating. My 7 year old said it looked disgusting.
Nina was hating that mussel and her mother is totally oblivious to it
Because it makes mummy happy to eat so Nina doesn’t want to say no and upset her
Such an odd, massive meal to make for you and your 4 year old. Nina didn’t look too thrilled by it, wonder how much of the seafood she actually ate v. The bread and cream sauce. But all bex cares about is herself and looking like the best mum ever on Instagram, can’t stand her smug laughing.
Complete props to Nina trying the food. However her "Happy food dance" was blatantly put on and she looked more possessed than happy.
She's worked out that she doesn't even need to pretend to like the food now. All she has to do is try and hide her grimace, and do the patented "happy food dance" and *ta-da!!* mummy showers her in praise and love.
Yeah I found that video of N eating, very uncomfortable. Bless her. 
The dance was more of a shudder
Aye, ‘happy food dance’ my arse, she’s bloody deluded! Grimace and a shudder since her Mother is emotionally force feeding her food she doesn’t want
She’s lucky Nini is so compliant. I’d have gagged and spat it out at that age.
Happy dance my arse. Poor kid just had to swallow salty snot a la mère
Happy dance my arse. Poor kid just had to swallow salty snot a la mère
I know exposure is key and all that, but mussels and seafood in general are a big ick for me and I would imagine a lot of adults.
Why make a kid eat them?
I offered my daughter chicken nugs, alpha bites and baked beans last night. She barely touched that (but then she is poorly)
Why make a kid eat them?
I offered my daughter chicken nugs, alpha bites and baked beans last night. She barely touched that (but then she is poorly)
I would offer my toddler them, although I know I'm probably in the minority here. But I wouldn't do a big dish of them like she did, I would put a few on something like a paella which I know my little one likes and then she can just have a taste but it's not the main bit of the meal.
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