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Q Radio presenter Ibe Sesay shares top advice for getting families to give treats a break as lockdown lifts
It comes as almost half of parents in Northern Ireland said their child is eating more unhealthy treats since the start of the pandemic than they did before
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Pictured supporting the START Campaign to encourage parents to make the most of family time and begin a new healthy habit today is local radio presenter, Ibe Sesay and his son Daniel.
We all know how tough it can be to get our kids to eat healthy.
With sweets, treats and all manner of confectionery being more easily accessible than ever, trying to get young ones to stick to healthy treat foods is a tough game.
When Eoghan Quigg spoke to the Belfast Telegraph ahead of Mother s Day last year, the singer - like the rest of us - had no idea what was just around the corner. I remember things were looking a bit weird back then, but we had no clue we d still be in this situation a year later, he says.
Because just a day after Mother s Day 2020, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the UK s first national lockdown as the true impact of the coronavirus made itself known. I managed to get up to see my mum Denise, for Mother s Day last year, says Eoghan (28). But I won t this time round. There are presents in the post, and she knows I love her, but it s going to be another strange day for everyone with just a phone call to say hello.