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5 Tips for Teaching Your Child to Cook

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Do you dream of teaching your child to cook, but aren’t sure where to get started? Well, there are some very simple ways you can teach your child how to cook! The best thing to do is to dive right in. You’ll soon find that kids LOVE to help out in the kitchen.  Whether cracking eggs, stirring batter, or licking spoons– youcan create some precious memories while preparing meals together.

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To get your child excited about adventures in the kitchen, consider getting them their very own kitchen tools!


5 Tips for Teaching Your Child to Cook

How to pour

One step to teaching a child to cook is teaching them how to pour. How many times do adults pour something on the counter or floor? (We all get a little messy in the kitchen). Take the time to allow your child to practice pouring different types of liquids and solids. This will help them learn the prep side of cooking.

One step at a time

I always teach my kids that cooking is literally taking one step at a time. When we’re cooking as a family, we’ll walk our kids through each step. If the step is easy enough, we’ll let the kids get involved, or we’ll even let them do it on their own. Ex: filling the pot with water or cracking an egg.

Talk them through it

Cooking can be very scary for adults and children alike because it involves an oven and very hot surfaces. Always talk about safety with your child. I would suggest talking to your child about never touching the stove or oven, unless they are supervised by an adult. Until they get older, cooking is probably an event that is better off left supervised.

Let go of control

While teaching your child to cook, you do have to relinquish some control. You can’t do everything for them as you try to teach them. Try to have a little patience and allow them to do some things on their own. They will be so proud of the accomplishments they have made in the kitchen.

Let them try their masterpiece

Children might be more apt to try new foods if they are the ones that helped create it. Don’t be afraid to try healthy foods in hopes that your child will love it and want to have it again.

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After you’ve taught them the basics and let them explore your favorite recipes, why not let them explore their some recipes with their very own cookbook?


If you’re kids are anything like mine, they’ll soon be begging to create their own culinary masterpieces!

Check out the iHN linkup for Teaching Cooking Skills in the Homeschool!
Teaching Cooking Skills in the Homeschool

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Hi there! My name is Virginia, and I am the author/owner of That Bald Chick. I am a Christian, wife, mother of three, full time homemaker, homeschooler, and ministry volunteer in addition to being a blogger. In my free time *cough* I enjoy reading, writing, taking walks with my family, and listening to music.

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