Weeks of pregnancy start from the day of conception. To know how many weeks pregnant you are, you would need to know the date of conception, and simply count the number of weeks from that day.

On average, a full-term pregnancy lasts between 37-42 weeks. If you know your conception date, you can calculate the estimated due date by counting 37-42 weeks after the conception date.

Doctors can provide an estimated baby due date by either counting the number of weeks from conception, or performing an ultrasound of your baby which will be able to more accurately predict your ba

If you don’t know the date of your last period, or you are finding it difficult to estimate, you can ask your doctor for an ultrasound to help calculate your baby's due date.

Early symptoms of pregnancy can be different amongst women. While diarrhoea is not one of the more common early pregnancy symptoms, it could be a result of being pregnant.

While every woman is different, and will experience different signs of early pregnancy, the more common early symptoms of pregnancy include a missed period; swollen or sensitive breasts; feeling ti

All babies will develop their own natural gut flora once they are born. Breast milk for example naturally contains beneficial bacteria that supports a baby's gut health.

As probiotics help support a healthy gut flora, continued use can be beneficial.

Babies can get gas for several reasons, so it’s difficult to answer broadly that all probiotics will help with alleviating gas.

Breast milk naturally contains beneficial bacteria that support a baby's gut health.

Any probiotic that is suitable for babies will state the suitable age group on the label. Look for baby probiotics that are labelled for babies ‘from birth’ on the front of pack.

Want to treat yourself and your toddler to more apple crumble throughout the week? Your apple crumble can be stored in the fridge, so you can enjoy this guilt-free dessert once more. 

Look closely to see whether the topping has turned golden brown and the apples are slightly bubbling. That means you’re good to go! 

Corn fritters can be served with steamed vegetables and a dip such as Greek yoghurt.

Yes! Enjoyed as part of a varied diet, our corn fritters contain a range of vitamins & minerals including vitamin C, B6, iron and calcium, as well as fibre. 

After cooking fritters, place to cool on a wire rack to avoid them from steaming and getting too soggy. 

Corn fritters can fall apart if there is too much water and the batter is too wet. Try mixing in an extra teaspoon of CERELAC at a time until you get a thicker consistency. 

You can pair your toddler's pumpkin risotto with a range of steamed vegetables such as asparagus or sauteed mushrooms. 

Simmer on low heat while stirring frequently. After adding butter, mix well with a spatula or wooden spoon to blend the butter into the risotto, resulting in a creamy, delicious risotto.

You can pair your pumpkin pancakes with some stewed apples, yoghurt, and honey or alongside our

If you are struggling to make your pancakes fluffy, it may be because you’ve overmixed your pancake batter. Stir batter until the ingredients are just combined.

Store bought muffins may have higher amounts of salt and added sugars.

Yes you can! Make sure to wait until they’ve cooled down enough after you’ve cooked them. Also, don’t forget to wrap them in foil to ensure that they retain their quality.

The muffins can be kept in the fridge. Once cooled, they should be stored in an airtight container lined with paper towel to ensure they still taste great.

Made too much batter for breakfast? Luckily you can freeze pancake batter. Place batter in fridge to defrost overnight. Give the batter a mix before cooking.

Got too excited flipping your pancakes and made too many? No worries at all, you can freeze them once you let them cool.