Episode 19: The One With Kids in the Kitchen
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Mom Life Let's Talk About It
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Struggling to find 30 minutes to prep & cook your meals because your kiddo is looking for all of your attention? We 100% feel that to our core!
Let. Them. Help. You. Cook
We'll say it louder for the people in the back! Bringing your kids into the kitchen can seem like a messy, daunting, useless & time consuming task. The reality though?
*It is an amazing way to maintain their attention
*helps develop their critical thinking/math skills (at every age & ability level)
*skip screen time
*encourages eating for picky eaters
*frees up the parent's hands
*plus creates core memories for everyone involved.
Tell me you don't have fond memories of licking the chocolate spoon as mom was baking ...
Both of our kids love being in the kitchen and "helping" with meal preps.
What's your favorite kitchen core memory? Share with us at:
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