Mealtime Milestones
The ability to use utensils in different ways is a fantastic way to keep track of your child’s development using mealtime milestones.With that in mind, here...
Tips and Advice for Parents
Development, recipes, and expert opinions written with paediatric feeding specialists. Plus the story behind where doddl started.
New research
The research: what 194 children, 55 experts and a 12 months observational study taught us about mealtimes
A 12-month observation study across 7 COGEHAM nurseries in Metz. What the researchers found, what it means for your child, and how doddl’s design helps.
15 key findings · Q&A with the research lead · full methodology
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