Nutrition by Kirsty

07/07/2026

📢 **A Quick Update to My Booking Policy**

To continue providing the best possible service and to protect appointment times, I’ll now be taking a **50% deposit** when booking consultations. This will be refundable if there is a 24hr or more cancellation notice.

Unfortunately, last-minute cancellations and no-shows have become more frequent, and these appointments are very difficult to fill at short notice. This change helps ensure appointment times are valued and allows me to continue offering dedicated, personalised support to all of my clients.

✨ Your deposit will be deducted from the total cost of your appointment.

If you need to reschedule with sufficient notice, your deposit can be transferred to a new appointment (in line with my cancellation policy).

Thank you so much for your understanding, support, and for respecting my time as a small business. I truly appreciate every one of you and look forward to continuing to support you on your health journey. 💚

04/02/2026

The British Dietetic Association have updated their guidance on how to manage chronic constipation. Here’s the basics, that can help:

• Fibre supplements of 10g/d for a minimum of 4 weeks
• Eating 2-3 kiwis a day
• Eating Rye bread daily
• Drinking high mineral-content water

11/04/2025

Jumping on the action figure trend 🧍🏻‍♀️

Meet Kirsty the dietitian, comes with:
- Laptop for consultations 💻
- Phone for keeping up to date with nutrition research and developments 📱
- Coffee (self explanatory) ☕️
- Personalised nutrition and food support 🧺

26/03/2025

My thoughts on breastfeeding 🤱🏻 💭

I have been breastfeeding for 6 months now, which I am very proud of. Not to say it’s been an easy road! Here are some of the things I have discovered:

1) A baby’s latch can make a huge impact to the breast feeding journey. H had a tongue tie when was born, which affected his latch and made it VERY painful for me. I honestly didn’t think I would continue for long. Fortunately we had access to a breastfeeding midwife and service to release his tongue tie, which has made a world of difference!

2) I didn’t think I would enjoy it as much as I do. Yes it is restricting and I can’t go out for long unless I pump beforehand but the bond I feel when feeding is something else 💖

3) I am hungry all the time! We may save money not using formula but I have probably spent it on extra food 🙈 breastfeeding burns ~500cal a day. A good excuse if any for more chocolate…

4) All my clothes are comfy and easy access. I don’t really buy ‘nice’ clothes if they impractical for feeding.

5) The best part is watching H grow and thrive knowing he’s getting all he needs 🥰 we have started the weaning journey which is exciting and a bit scary!

07/01/2024

Trying out veganuary? 🌱

The 2022/23 Ads and Fads campaign, New Year, New You, No Thank you!, won Silver at this year's Association Excellence Awards!

01/01/2024

This January, consider who you are getting your nutrition advice from “Having thousands, if not millions of followers on social media is not a reflection on knowledge or expertise, especially where nutrition is concerned.”

Dietitians ask the public to seriously question who they are getting their dietary advice from this January, to avoid potentially dangerous diets that have medical implications and may lead to disordered eating.