BROCCOLI SALAD WITH SUNFLOWER SEEDS: Would you love a new healthy salad recipe to try that kids love? Check out this yummy broccoli salad with raisins!
This broccoli salad recipe with sunflower seeds and raisins is simple, easy, and super healthy. Cooking with kids helps them be more willing to try new things too, so it can help with picky eaters.
Smoothies are a great place to hide add fruits and veggies to kids diet. This peach blueberry smoothie is yummy and fun for kids to make.
Kids are 80% more likely to try foods if they help prepare them so kids cooking classes are great. Try teaching them to cook egg and vegetable casserole.
Cowboy cookies are yummy and full of healthy ingredients. Click here for the best ever cowboy cookies recipe to cook with your kids.
What better snack to make with kids than healthy yogurt parfait recipe? Parfaits are fun to eat. Getting kids involved in preparing food teaches them a plethora of skills such as math, pre-reading, measuring, fine motor, and many others. Letting kids help prepare their own meals and snacks makes them more likely to want to try new foods as well.
Check out this super simple banana bread recipe to cook with your kids today. Cooking teaches kids skills and helps them try new foods.
Cooking with kids does not have to be super difficult. This fun fruit kabob recipe can help kids get in the kitchen while still being easy for you!
Cooking with kids is a great activity. Vegetable beef soup is a big hit with the kids! Just use whatever vegetables you have a pound of ground beef to help the kids make a super tasty and healthy meal in the kitchen.
Cooking with kids is important. Cooking is a life skill children need and even though it’s tempting to shoo them out of the kitchen so you can get things done, every once in a while it’s a great idea to get them involved. There are many reasons to cook with your kids. » Read more
Kids love to cook and they learn so much from it. We turn cooking into a gift for the daycare parents by making a children’s cookbook.
Cooking with kids teaches them fine motor skills, math, pre-reading, and critical thinking skills. Plus, cooking is SCIENCE! It’s easy to create a kid’s cookbook with your daycare kids.