Parents Are Using Pouches Wrong

Are baby food pouches actually bad for children? In this
conversation, registered nutritionist Charlotte breaks down the
growing debate around baby food pouches, sugar, and how early
eating habits shape a child’s relationship with food.Charlotte
explains why pouches aren’t necessarily “bad”, but why relying on
them too often may affect a child’s development, texture learning,
and long-term eating habits. She also shares practical advice for
reducing mealtime pressure, introducing new foods, and helping
babies develop healthy relationships with food.In this discussion
we cover:Whether baby food pouches are good or bad for babiesWhy
texture is important for babies learning to eatThe truth about
sugar and hyperactivity in childrenHow early food exposure shapes
long-term eating habitsWhy family meals matter during weaningHow
parents can reduce stress around mealtimesSimple “1% changes” that
can improve your child’s dietThis episode is all about removing
guilt from parenting while giving practical, evidence-based advice
on feeding babies and toddlers.Whether you're starting weaning or
navigating toddler mealtimes, this conversation offers helpful
insight and reassurance for parents.