About First Taste Nutrition
My goal is to help women feel good about the way they eat, what they feed their children, and themselves. At First Taste, we empower women with personalised nutrition plans for optimal well-being during the first 1000 days – from pre-conception, through pregnancy, postpartum, until around age two.
Areas of expertise
- Dietitian Nutritionist
- Certified Pregnancy Dietitian
The FIRST TASTE BABY BLUEPRINT mini-course
The 5-Part Framework for women who want to feel confident getting pregnant, staying pregnant, and growing a healthy baby.
This is your comprehensive roadmap to get the knowledge and support needed to have a smooth, thriving pregnancy!
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- Greater Sydney NSW
- Sydney NSW
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