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Annabel Karmel: Bringing Up Baby in the Kitchen
If your kids are anything like mine, they love to offer their lil helping hands in the kitchen.
Cookbook author Annabel Karmel believes that introducing children to cooking helps them learn healthy food habits as well as counting, weighing, mixing and whisking.
Her recently released read, The Toddler Cookbook, provides parents with two-dozen fun and simple recipes to make with their offspring and features step-by-step instructions.
Delilicious: Sassafras Cooking Kits
Kids love to mimic their parents in the kitchen so why not provide them with the proper tools for creating real food for you and their friends?
The folks at Sassafras have developed a line of lil chef products that allow kids to have their own set of culinary tools as well as fun, gourmet-quality baking kits that allow them to make everything from chocolate chip cookies to soft pretzels and homemade pizza. To see what items are being released this year, read more
Off To Market Recap: Kid's Cooking Kit
Last week I introduced my cousin Caroline who is 11 going on 25. She is the oldest of four children, and loves helping her mom around the kitchen, so I thought it would be fun to get her a little cooking kit. I asked you to help me find a cooking kit that was age appropriate, informative and challenging.
Off To Market: Kid's Cooking Kit
My cousin Caroline is very mature for her 11 years. She is the oldest of four children and loves learning. I'm not sure how much she cooks with her mom, but I thought it would be fun to get her a cooking kit.
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Cast a Line and Teach a Tot to Fish
The image of a father standing behind his child and teaching him to cast a line is as iconic as a Norman Rockwell painting. But any parent that has tried to introduce their kiddo to the sport of fishing knows reality isn't as picturesque. From hooks caught on clothing to tangled lines, it's all worth the memories so get out there and catch dinner with your darlings!
Lil Links: A Crafty Alternative to Easter Baskets
- Decopaged Easter pails — Alpha Mom
- Cat Cora prepares for more cooks in the kitchen — Celebrity Baby Blog
- Katie Holmes has a lil dancing queen — Celebrity Baby Scoop
- Cute ways to announce baby news — Cafe Mom
- Trade in your Easter basket — Health
- Burger King ad inappropriate for kids? — Parent Dish
- FamFun bamboo kids' dining kit — Inhabitots
- Fred Flare candle packs — Cookie
Delilicious: Playful Chef
Inviting kids to help in the kitchen is one thing, but giving them an apron of their own is another.
There's no better way for a child to feel the culinary excitement pulse through their veins than with one of these adorable aprons from Playful Chef ($40).
To learn about the kit, read more
Relax Already: Take a Bath
It's the end of a very long day. You've cooked, you've cleaned and you've tucked the kids in bed. There is nothing on tv, you're sick of your book (and your husband for that matter) and all you want to do is unwind.
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