An online (telegram and web) child nutrition subscription platform with like minds that are passionate about promoting childhood growth and development through Nutrition.
Access to SHOP at discounted rates from various children friendly food and feeding brands in one hub. Saving you cost on not just the products but also on multiple delivery charges.
Our expert-led courses make child nutrition simple, local, and doable, from introducing solids to managing picky eaters, boosting weight, and building lifelong healthy habits.
Real help for real families.
I was fortunate to be among PED 1.0 so when PED 5.0 came I was so pumped..The things I learnt from PED 5.0 I was so enlightening but most importantly I learnt how to give my kids healthy snacks and food in general. I did a 2week no artificial drink and biscuit for my toddler and just healthy snacks.. its safe to say we have remained on the journey due to PEDS 5.0 all thanks to our facilitators...I really implore all parents to try and join..We owe it to our kids to give them healthy meals and lifestyle..I can't wait for the next thing Ify and labake will reveal because I know they are always on top of their game...
I am a proud participant of the PEDS challenge and i must say it was really an eye opener to all things child nutrition. From feeding all classes of foods to proper combinations, healthy thirst quenchers, deworming and several insighful and interesting topics. The facilitators i.e Labby with the stickers and Ify with the spring sprong phonetics are vast in knowledge and they answered questions with so much enthusiasm to help. The time, money and attention invested was totally worth it They are the real MVPs.
Looking forward to the next PEDS challenge.
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