, but it’s very normal. Even the best eaters go through fussy periods. Patience and perseverance is important, so keep trying foods that are rejected and don’t make a fuss if they are refused. Also try to encourage new foods – don’t get stuck in a rut

.Any golden rules for raising a happy eater? Make sure they try everything once and if they’re not keen don’t force them – just try something different.What’s the best recipes for weaning a baby? Try them with colourful and flavoursome food. It should also

fussy eater? Pudding!What’s the most unusual thing your children eat? Octopus.What’s your favourite cookbook? Nose To Tail Eating by Fergus Henderson.What’s your favourite restaurant? Hix Soho, where the ingredient is king and its preparation paramount

on encouraging good table manners? Sadly not… Any golden rules for raising a happy eater? Love food yourself. What’s the best way to tempt a fussy eater? With enthusiasm, not pressure. What’s the most unusual thing your children eat? My children love curry. What

Plum has now introduced a new range of fruity yogurts that are flying off the shelf. Do you have any advice for parents of fussy eaters?The first year is perhaps the most important when it comes to establishing good eating habits –  it is important

and organic juices. Watch this space…See our shortlisted Ella's Kitchen review at http://www.juniormagazine.co.uk/food-and-dining-awards/kitchen-confidential/6859.html

.  That trust means that every second of every day someone, somewhere, enjoys one of our foods! Do you have any advice for parents of fussy eaters? Try and take the stress out of the whole process by introducing the idea that food can be fun.  Introduce a

and Carrot Stix   Do you have any advice for parents of fussy eaters? Try to remember you are not alone – it’s a stage that every child goes through, and given time and support, most children will grow out of it. It might help if you eat with your child