‘Charlotte fills me with calm and confidence’
Rochelle Humes
‘This book is exactly what parents need to navigate the tricky toddler years’
Joe Wicks
Giving parents confidence in feeding their children. From weaning, fussy eating and beyond, award winning nutritionist Charlotte Stirling Reed works with brands, celebrities and parents to share positive, evidence-based advice on giving children a healthy start in life.
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It is always very exciting to work with a celebrity. And Charlotte was so very excited to be able to work with Joe Wicks (aka The Body Coach) for the launch of one of his books, Wean in 15. Joe and Charlotte first met at a Gousto launch. He was thinking about weaning his daughter, Indie and Charlotte was an expert in this area.
So they got chatting right away. They chatted non-stop and Joe was so interested to hear a lot of the science behind weaning. Plus why Charlotte takes the Veg Led approach to weaning that she does.
Read MoreWe’ve loved Charlotte’s approach to weaning. All the information and resources she’s shared has made the journey so much easier and gave us a real confidence boost. Skye now loves her food and we’re so grateful for that!
Covering all aspects of feeding, picky eating, pregnancy nutrition and more, Charlotte’s award-winning blog is the place to go for evidence-based advice made simple.
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