What's your favourite snack? Crisps? A chocolate bar? How about a bag of dehydrated broccoli florets? Although the green stuff might once have been one of the most hated veggies, nutrition experts believe that new snackable formats are set to be a hit with children and adults alike.

Studies show that kids avoid food marketed as healthy, so vegetables and fruits companies are taking a leaf out of the ‘how to market junk food’ book. Healthy brands are now able to use Sesame Street characters free of charge in their ads - a "game-changing move" for the industry.

Busy parents want quick, healthy options to feed their children, but it can be hard to know what's best for them. Ella's Kitchen has eschewed crowd wisdom, building a baby food brand that’s an authority for parents and kids alike.

A meal out with the kids can be fun for the whole family. But with unhealthy options like chicken nuggets continuing to appear on most children’s menus, Bookatable has partnered with London restaurant Tredwell’s to create a kids' tasting menu that'll expand palates with grown up flavours.