This week
Plan
Mon3
Tue4
Wed5
Thu6
Fri7
Sat8
Sun9
Wed · today
Baby lunch
Soft eggs + sweet potato
Family dinner
Pasta with broccoli
Family Meal Planner
The meal planner that grows with your family.
From first tastes to teenage appetites: plan the week, track what each child is ready for, shop from the list, and ask Nibble when you need a hand — in one place your household shares, at every stage.
Grows with your family
Built for the stage you are in — and the one that is next.
Add each child's date of birth once. The planner knows when a baby is ready for solids, when a toddler starts sharing family dinners, and when a school-ager's food tracking can quietly step aside. Nothing to switch off, nothing to set up again.
01 · Baby
0–6 monthsMilk only, and a lot of guessing about when solids start. You are planning for the grown-ups and getting ready for first tastes.
Queue first foods on Next so you are ready the day they are. Baby meal times sit alongside family dinners from day one.
- Next queue
- Baby meal times
- Shared household
02 · Weaning
6–12 monthsFirst tastes, then lumps, then cut-up family food — with allergens introduced one at a time and kept in the diet.
Track every introduction, repeat, and reaction. Log outcomes from Today in a couple of taps and let the plan carry both baby and family meals.
- Next / Tried / Avoid
- Textures
- Today outcomes
03 · Toddler
1–3 yearsSitting at the table for family meals, with a fussy phase or two. It can take a dozen offers before a new food lands.
Keep widening variety — repeat tries show on every food, Avoid stays on the plan, and early dinners are still an option.
- Repeat tries
- Family meals
- Avoid on recipes
04 · Preschooler
3–5 yearsStrong opinions, small portions, and a real interest in helping. Fussy eating tends to peak around now.
Food tracking stays on so you can see what is stuck on Next and what has finally landed. Family recipes are the default.
- Recipe library
- Coverage insights
- Nibble ideas
05 · School age
5–12 yearsPacked lunches, school dinners, after-school hunger, and appetites that grow fast from around ten.
Food tracking quietly steps back — nothing to switch off. Avoid stays for allergies, and the week turns into lunchboxes, snacks, and bigger portions.
- Lunchbox planning
- Avoid for allergies
- Shopping list
06 · Teen
12–18 yearsBigger appetites, busier evenings, and a growing say in what and when they eat.
Plan around their schedule, keep their favourites and own recipes in the library, and let Nibble suggest quick meals they can cook themselves.
- Own recipes
- Pantry and leftovers
- Calendar sync
Every child has their own stage, lists, and Avoid tags — so a new baby and a ten-year-old share one plan, one shopping list, and one Nibble that knows the difference.
Start planning freeHow it works
One calm loop for the week — plan, introduce, review, shop.
Scroll through the product. Then try the live demo below — no sign-in needed.
01 · Plan
Baby tastes, toddler dinners, and everyone’s favourites in one week view.
See the whole week at a glance — move meals, cover new foods, and cook once for a household of different ages.
Try plan in the demoThis week
Plan
Mon3Tue4Wed5Thu6Fri7Sat8Sun9Wed · today
Baby lunch
Soft eggs + sweet potato
Family dinner
Pasta with broccoli
02 · Foods
Introduce foods with a clear next step — for as long as it helps.
Track what’s next to try, what’s been tasted, and what’s on Avoid. When a child outgrows the stage, tracking steps back and Avoid stays.
Try foods in the demoFor Maya
Foods
allnexttriedavoid- next
Egg
On this week’s plan
- tried
Broccoli
3 tries · liked
- tried
Banana
5 tries · staple
- avoid
Peanut
Hard avoid · household
- next
Lentils
Queued for Thursday
03 · Today
Log how it went in a couple of taps.
Open today’s timeline, tap an outcome, and keep the story for next week’s planning.
Try today in the demoWednesday
Today
- 07:30Ate a lot
Baby breakfast
Banana + yoghurt
- 08:00Tasty
Family breakfast
Porridge with berries
- 11:30How did it go?
Baby lunch
Soft eggs + sweet potato
- 18:00How was it?
Family dinner
Pasta with broccoli
04 · Shop
Turn the plan into a list you can tick off.
Generate shopping from the week, group by aisle, and keep going even when signal dips.
Try shop in the demoFrom this week’s plan
Shop
4 still to buy
Produce
- Broccoli1 headTo Buy
- Bananas6Bought
- Sweet potatoes3To Buy
Dairy
- Whole milk yoghurt500 gTo Buy
- Eggs6To Buy
Pantry
- Pasta500 gPantry
- Olive oilAs neededPantry
Nibble
Lighten the load of meal planning.
Nibble is your rabbit kitchen helper — ready when you need ideas for dinner, what’s left to buy, or what to try next. Nibble knows each child’s age and stage, so a suggestion for a weaning baby looks nothing like one for a hungry teenager. Ask in plain language and get things done without the mental juggling.
- “What’s for dinner this week?”
- “What can a seven-month-old have from tonight’s dinner?”
- “Packed lunch ideas the kids will actually eat?”
- “Are we low on anything in the pantry?”
Pricing
Start free. Pay when you want the full product.
Plan a week, track one child’s foods, and try Nibble without a card. Full unlocks sharing, weeks ahead, insights, and the rest of the household loop — cheaper when you pay yearly.
Get started
Free
Start the week without paying.
£0.00
Free to start
- Plan this week’s meals
- Track new foods at every stage — One child
- Shopping list from the plan
- Ask Nibble for help — A few questions to get started
- Save and import recipes (3 screenshot imports)
- Avoid list checked on recipes and plans — View the list
Full product
Full
Unlock the complete household loop.
£59/ yr
£7.99 / mo
- Plan several weeks ahead
- Track new foods at every stage
- Tick the list off offline
- Ask Nibble for help
- Share one household
- Higher recipe import limits
- Pantry and leftovers
- Avoid list checked on recipes and plans
- Coverage and taste insights
- Calendar sync
| What you get | Free | Full |
|---|---|---|
| Plan this week’s meals | ||
| Plan several weeks ahead | ||
| Track new foods at every stage | One child | Every child in the household |
| Shopping list from the plan | ||
| Tick the list off offline | ||
| Ask Nibble for help | A few questions to get started | Unlimited household questions |
| Share one household | ||
| Save, import, and reuse recipes | 3 screenshot imports | higher import limits |
| Pantry and leftovers | ||
| Avoid list checked on recipes and plans | View the list | Checked as you plan |
| Coverage and taste insights | ||
| Calendar sync |
Prices in GBP. Annual billing is 38% cheaper than paying month by month. You can keep using Free if Full is more than you need right now. Have a beta access code? Sign in and redeem it under Plan & billing.
Live demo
Tap through the app — no sign-in needed.
A sample household with a week of meals, food intros, recipes, and a shopping list. Switch tabs, log a meal, tick off groceries.
Log how meals went in a couple of taps — baby outcomes and family taste.
Start planning free
Your household stays private — this demo never saves.
Family Meal Planner
DemoWednesday
Today
- 07:30
Baby breakfast
Banana + yoghurt
- 08:00
Family breakfast
Porridge with berries
- 11:30
Baby lunch
Soft eggs + sweet potato
First proper egg try this week
- 18:00
Family dinner
Pasta with broccoli
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is Family Meal Planner?
Family Meal Planner is a calm UK meal-planning tool for households with babies, toddlers, children and teens. You plan one shared week of dinners, track what each child is ready for with Next / Tried / Avoid, and keep everyone’s stages in one place — without juggling separate apps.
Is there a free plan, and what does Full cost?
Yes. You can start on Free and explore the planner at your own pace. Full unlocks the complete household experience for £7.99 a month, or £59 a year if you prefer to pay annually.
Can I try it without signing up?
Yes. Open the live demo to walk through planning, food tracking and Nibble ideas with no account required. When you’re ready, create a free account and keep your own week.
Does it work for a multi-age household?
That’s what it’s built for. One shared household can include a weaning baby, a fussy toddler, school-age children and teens — each with their own stage notes — while you still cook one family-friendly dinner.
Is this medical or allergy advice?
No. Family Meal Planner is a planning system to help you organise meals and track what you’ve offered. It is not clinical advice. For weaning and allergy questions, follow NHS guidance and speak to your GP or health visitor when you need personal advice.
What do Next, Tried and Avoid mean?
They’re food tags for each child. Next is queued to offer soon; Tried is already tasted (with how it went); Avoid stays off the plate for now — useful for allergens or hard refuses — and is checked when you plan recipes.
Who is Family Meal Planner for?
Parents and carers in the UK who want less decision fatigue at dinner time. Whether you’re weaning, navigating a fussy phase, or feeding a busy family week after week, the planner keeps the week visible and shared.
Add it to your home screen.
Install Family Meal Planner like an app and keep it through every stage. Your latest shopping list stays available offline so you can tick items off in the aisle — even when the signal drops.