Fussy eating and the 15-tries rule, explained
Why the broccoli keeps coming back, and why you should let it sit there.
Why the broccoli keeps coming back, and why you should let it sit there.
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Why the broccoli keeps coming back, and why you should let it sit there.
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Usually not, if they’re growing well and have energy. Keep offering other foods alongside the safe ones. Speak to your health visitor if the list of foods they accept is getting shorter.
Answered by Dr Amira HassanNo. Applications for September 2027 in England close on 15 January 2027. You can apply online through your local council.
Answered by Tom ReidNot if your baby sleeps in your room, which the NHS advises for the first six months. Many parents add one later when the baby moves to their own room.
Answered by Priya Natarajan