Tots to teens: Taking the stress out of dinnertime

From big adventures to handy socials, there's tips and tricks here for parents and fussy eaters alike

Jamie Oliver at his local independent bookshop, Harts in Saffron Walden, Essex, to promote his new book Billy and the Giant Adventure.

Jamie Oliver is known and loved for his fantastic food. Many people may not realise that even though he has sold over 46m cookbooks, he has dyslexia.

“Reading and writing didn’t come easily, but rather than holding me back, it’s only ever helped me achieve anything I’ve set my mind to,” says Oliver. “I look at things differently, which has meant an overactive imagination — brilliant for coming up with great stories for the kids at bedtime.”