Getting the kids in the kitchen teaches them more than just cooking skills.
Letting kids in on the cooking might sound like a chore to some moms. It can be fun for them and you if you have the right plan in place. Getting kids in on the kitchen action can help them expand their palate, and sets them up for success later in life!
Lindsey Hargett shares four steps to a successful kid cooking session. The first step? Get rid of any distractions. Then, let them pick an ingredient to give them a sense of ownership in the kitchen.
Find more recipes from Lindsey at www.lkcooking.com. Get details about her kid cooking camps on Instagram, @lkcooking or @snuckfarm.
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