Cookbook for Kids
I love to have my kids in the kitchen because I’ve found that it helps to make new foods less scary, it gives us something to do together on days that we’re at home, and it lets them experience smells, textures, and skills that they otherwise wouldn’t. And the confidence and joy that appears on their faces when they do something on their own that they didn’t think they could is so much fun! But I also know that the reality of little kids often means short attention spans, big messes, and resistance to trying new things. And so, I wanted to make this cookbook for the kids to help address all of these issues! Inside the 48 page wipe-clean cookbook, you’ll find 25 easy, assembly-only recipes. Which means that there’s no heat or unsafe steps, but instead simple recipes that the kids can make and eat by your side. There are ideas for each meal of the day, pictures of real kids making the recipes so the kids have visual cues, and helpful hints for parents. It’s straight forward and so much fun! (You can find the full information on my newer book, Dinnertime SOS, too.
Busy Little Hands: Food Play!
Here’s the official description of the cookbook:
What People are Saying
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Where to Buy
Everyone from parents and grandparents to daycare providers and preschool teachers will find really useful ideas for keeping the kids busy and well nourished! I hope that so many kids have more fun in the kitchen (and with their food) because of the book!
TIP: Here’s the crinkle cutter that I mentioned on IG that pairs really well with the book and you can find all of my favorite kids cooking tools here.
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The post was first published November 2020.