20 Kid-Friendly Cookbooks That Are Perfect For Your Little Sous Chefs

Kids can choose from over 100 recipes to make in Good Housekeeping: Kids Cook! ($14, originally $20), all of which are proven to be both kid-friendly and safe.

Toddlers will love learning how to make their favorite food while reading Little Belly Monster Makes a Pizza ($13). The board book tells a sweet story accompanied by simple step-by-step instructions.

Tacos! An Interactive Recipe Book ($13, originally $17) explains how to make tacos through interactive play — complete with pull tabs and pop-out pieces.

This is the first time America's Test Kitchen is lending their expertise to help kids make delicious recipes, too. The Complete Cookbook For Young Chefs ($14, originally $20) boasts kid-tested and kid-approved recipes your little ones will love to make and eat.

Children aren't just interested in watching their parents cook — they're capable of truly whipping up their own creations, too! The Mommy & Me Start Cooking ($14, originally $16) cookbook is the perfect way to get them started.

Cooking Class: 57 Fun Recipes Kids Will Love to Make (and Eat!) ($15, originally $19) includes healthy ingredients, kid-favorite foods, and basic cooking techniques.

There's no reason for parents to be fearful when their toddler is following a recipe from The Tickle Fingers Toddler Cookbook ($18, originally $22). They don't require knives, raw meat, or anything else that's unfit for a toddler's first go around the kitchen.

Kid Chef Junior: My First Kids' Cookbook ($11, originally $15) gives little ones the chance to hone in on their culinary skills while creating healthy breakfasts, lunches, and dinners.

If you've got an eager preschooler or kindergartener at home who can't wait to start cooking, they'll have no problem learning from their familiar friends on Sesame Street. Sesame Street: Let's Cook! ($10, originally $18) includes 50 character-themed recipes from the beloved show.

Look, I'm a Cook ($9, originally $13) helps kids explore the senses that go along with the food they're helping to make — from the way it tastes to the way its consistency feels.

A cookbook concept almost any parent can get behind, The Easy Family Cookbook ($14) was created by Ella's Kitchen, the organic baby and toddler food brand, so you know every ingredient required in each recipe is the best of the best.

Better Homes & Gardens: New Junior Cookbook ($12, originally $18) has notes and advice throughout the book, so picky youngsters might just turn into healthier, more well-rounded eaters.

Whether it's a quick snack or a hearty meal, there's a recipe for it in Children's Quick and Easy Cookbook ($8, originally $10). Even though it's geared towards kids, the whole family will enjoy cooking these recipes together.

Parents are already in on the goodness of a one-pot recipe, but The Ultimate Kids' Cookbook: Fun One-Pot Recipes Your Whole Family Will Love! ($22) is a fun way for kids to get in on the obsession, too.

Klutz's Kids Cooking: Tasty Recipes with Step-By-Step Photos ($17, originally $20) offers young readers colorful images, step-by-step instructions, and a colorful whisk to help them cook.

The Peanuts Family Cookbook: Delicious Dishes for Kids to Make With Their Favorite Grown-Ups ($17) encourages family time in the form of cooking delicious, simple recipes together.

The Disney Princess Cookbook ($14, originally $16) will help any princess or prince try their hand at cooking a new dish, inspired by one of their favorite enchanting characters.

The Cooking with Kids Cookbook ($22) encourages families to make healthy eating choices by learning about fresh food from different cultures.

If you're a self-proclaimed foodie and want your child to follow in your footsteps, the Kid Chef Every Day: The Easy Cookbook for Foodie Kids ($12, originally $17) is one you're going to want to get your hands on.

Cook Me a Story ($16, originally $17) turns a young reader's literary dreams into a reality by helping them create recipes inspired by classic fairy tales.