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Early Years Cook's Training
Grub4life offer a range of specialist cookery master classes and ...
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www.Grub4Life.com today reports that Apprentice co-star Karren Brady has admitted that her success has come at a 'shameful' personal cost, taking only three days of maternity leave after the birth of her daughter – because she was so desperate to remain at the top of the career ladder.
(20-07-2010)
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www.Grub4Life.com today reports that a new study conducted published in the Journal of PublicHealth, an evaluation of 186 baby and toddler foods for their sugar and sodium content revealed that 63 percent had either high levels of sodium or an excessive proportion of calories from sugar. A concern is that the composition of the early childhood diet can have a significant impact on metabolism and health throughout adulthood.
(19-07-2010)
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www.Grub4Life.com today reports that age-old advice encouraging expectant mothers to eat for two during pregnancy could condemn women to a life of obesity and illness, a new study has found.
(18-07-2010)
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www.grub4life.com today reports that pregnant women should take vitamin D. British researchers from the University College London Institute of Child Health have found a “strong case” to back this vitamin’s benefits.
(17-07-2010)
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www.Grub4Life.com today reports that that the majority of school meals are now attractive, nutritious and well prepared, but nothing gives children their essential nutrients like a well-packed lunch. And what about those lower income families who struggle to afford school meals for their child? An Ofsted study reports its findings.
(16-07-2010)
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www.grub4life.com reports that Alpro soya has launched Junior 1+ soya milk alternative, specifically for children aged one year and above. The first of its kind, Junior 1+ aims to provide parents with an alternative to dairy for infants aged 1 years old and above.
(15-07-2010)
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www.Grub4Life.com today reports that over two-thirds of all crisp packets on sale in convenience stores near schools are in bags that are nearly double the traditional size, despite manufacturers’ pledges to cut larger size packets.
(15-07-2010)
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www.Grub4Life.com today reports that obesity has been linked to acid reflux disease in adults, but a new study suggests that children who are overweight may be at high risk as well.
(14-07-2010)
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www.Grub4Life.com today reports that parents have a great opportunity this summer to make fresh and healthy meals for their children, especially with childhood obesity on the rise and no end to the mass-marketing of processed foods.
(13-07-2010)
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www.grub4life.com today reports that Heinz Australia plans to phase out use of BPA in all its baby food packaging in response to mounting consumer fears over the substance.
(13-07-2010)
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www.grub4life.com today reports that Discover Greenwich launched its first temporary exhibition Engaging Places’ Unforgettable Lessons. The exhibition runs until 31 August 2010 in Discover Greenwich’s temporary gallery space.
(12-07-2010)
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www.grub4life.com today reports that a daily probiotic drink can help protect young children against infections, according to a new study.
(12-07-2010)
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www.grub4life.com today reports that secondary school students were less likely to be overweight and have other risk factors for diabetes if their school offered healthier food, more vigorous PE lessons, and expanded health education.
(11-07-2010)
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www.grub4life.com today reports that comments made by Health Minister Andrew Lansley at a conference in Brighton were critical of the ‘Jamie Oliver’ approach to increasing public awareness of health and fitness. Instead, the Minister advocated an ‘evidence-based’ solution to the nation’s health problems.
(10-07-2010)
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www.grub4life.com today reports that children's minister Sarah Teather has launched a review of the EYFS. With this review, she’s hoping to improve inspection of under-5s services to ensure children are in proper learning and developing environments. Improved attainment of children from deprived backgrounds is also a goal of the review.
(09-07-2010)
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