Simple DIY children's apron-
Start the cooking fun by dressing for the occasion. You can pick up an inexpensive children's apron at most craft stores or online for less than ten bucks. Or? Try your ... more
Start the cooking fun by dressing for the occasion. You can pick up an inexpensive children's apron at most craft stores or online for less than ten bucks. Or? Try your ... more
Simple DIY children's apron-
Start the cooking fun by dressing for the occasion. You can pick up an inexpensive children's apron at most craft stores or online for less than ten bucks. Or? Try your hand at making one. I found very easy pattern and instructions at the blog . I even tried it out and... less
Start the cooking fun by dressing for the occasion. You can pick up an inexpensive children's apron at most craft stores or online for less than ten bucks. Or? Try your hand at making one. I found very easy pattern and instructions at the blog . I even tried it out and... less
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I started having my kids help me cook when they were toddlers and could safely stand on a chair at the kitchen counter. They had easy tasks: tearing basil leaves, stirring a bowl of batter, and using a dull knife to slice zucchini. Years have passed and they still enjoy being in the kitchen and have even come up with their own recipes. I've also found that if they have a hand in cooking the food, they are more likely to eat it.
Not all kiddie cooks need their own television shows. Nor will they all turn into restaurant reviewers and mini foodies. But they can pretend and have fun in the process.
Check out the slide show for a few essentials to help foster a love of cooking and eating good food.
