Comments on: Guide to a child-friendly kitchen http://www.childperspective.com/child-friendly-house/guide-to-a-child-friendly-kitchen/ Real Parenting Solutions Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:33:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Anita http://www.childperspective.com/child-friendly-house/guide-to-a-child-friendly-kitchen/comment-page-1/#comment-10518 Anita Wed, 08 Jun 2011 22:08:10 +0000 http://childperspective.wordpress.com/?p=387#comment-10518 Nice article kids can learn about cooking that is a nice idea thanks Nice article
kids can learn about cooking that is a nice idea
thanks

]]> By: Raising Your Kids in the Kitchen | Child Perspective http://www.childperspective.com/child-friendly-house/guide-to-a-child-friendly-kitchen/comment-page-1/#comment-1738 Raising Your Kids in the Kitchen | Child Perspective Sat, 22 May 2010 19:34:23 +0000 http://childperspective.wordpress.com/?p=387#comment-1738 [...] mentioned this nifty apparatus in the baby-proofing series (or child-friendly, as I prefer to call [...] [...] mentioned this nifty apparatus in the baby-proofing series (or child-friendly, as I prefer to call [...]

]]> By: Anna http://www.childperspective.com/child-friendly-house/guide-to-a-child-friendly-kitchen/comment-page-1/#comment-68 Anna Mon, 20 Apr 2009 15:34:18 +0000 http://childperspective.wordpress.com/?p=387#comment-68 We live in the kitchen! Great information here. I don't know what we'd do without the learning tower! We live in the kitchen! Great information here.
I don’t know what we’d do without the learning tower!

]]> By: Michelle http://www.childperspective.com/child-friendly-house/guide-to-a-child-friendly-kitchen/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Michelle Mon, 20 Apr 2009 03:24:07 +0000 http://childperspective.wordpress.com/?p=387#comment-67 I love Tali's ideas of food related games to play with her kids while she is busy in the kitchen. It often takes 15-20 exposures to a new food before it is tolerated - and her kids are playing their way to great eating habits! Personally, I have developed a whole business around cooking with kids - What's Cooking teaches healthy and seasonal classes and parties for kids. I love what I do! Now only if I can figure out how it can survive the economy... Nice to find your blog through the problogger challenge! I love Tali’s ideas of food related games to play with her kids while she is busy in the kitchen. It often takes 15-20 exposures to a new food before it is tolerated – and her kids are playing their way to great eating habits!

Personally, I have developed a whole business around cooking with kids – What’s Cooking teaches healthy and seasonal classes and parties for kids. I love what I do! Now only if I can figure out how it can survive the economy…

Nice to find your blog through the problogger challenge!

]]> By: Alison Kerr http://www.childperspective.com/child-friendly-house/guide-to-a-child-friendly-kitchen/comment-page-1/#comment-66 Alison Kerr Sun, 19 Apr 2009 03:37:22 +0000 http://childperspective.wordpress.com/?p=387#comment-66 Great tips. My kids used to love being in the kitchen with me when they were little. Now that they are teens they are rather more self-occupying and I need to entice them into the kitchen with a challenge! I love Montessori Services. Their items are so down-to-Earth and affordable. Great tips. My kids used to love being in the kitchen with me when they were little. Now that they are teens they are rather more self-occupying and I need to entice them into the kitchen with a challenge!

I love Montessori Services. Their items are so down-to-Earth and affordable.

]]> By: tali http://www.childperspective.com/child-friendly-house/guide-to-a-child-friendly-kitchen/comment-page-1/#comment-65 tali Tue, 07 Apr 2009 05:11:41 +0000 http://childperspective.wordpress.com/?p=387#comment-65 we also spend lots of time in the kitchen. my girls LOVE to take part of the food preparation, or just be next to me. our kitchen is very very small. and some times it gets a bit crowded and intense (especially when every one is really hungry). so we have developed a couple of games that keep them busy while i rush through making something dissent to eat. the first game is smell the spice rack, they will spend long minutes smelling the different spices describing them in detail. i try to spice it up by keeping some "exotic" spices such as rose petals, safran, cinnamon sticks, cardamon and so on. the other game is guessing what's in your mouth. they take turn covering their eyes, and feeding each other with food samples i hand to them. they do the same with smells. they love this game. thank you for your post, as always. cheers tali we also spend lots of time in the kitchen. my girls LOVE to take part of the food preparation, or just be next to me.
our kitchen is very very small. and some times it gets a bit crowded and intense (especially when every one is really hungry). so we have developed a couple of games that keep them busy while i rush through making something dissent to eat.
the first game is smell the spice rack, they will spend long minutes smelling the different spices describing them in detail. i try to spice it up by keeping some “exotic” spices such as rose petals, safran, cinnamon sticks, cardamon and so on.
the other game is guessing what’s in your mouth. they take turn covering their eyes, and feeding each other with food samples i hand to them. they do the same with smells. they love this game.
thank you for your post, as always.
cheers
tali

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