Comments on: Cooking With Your Kids http://kingdomfirstmom.com/2008/09/guest-post-cooking-with-your-kids.html Balancing Faith, Family and Frugality with Couponing, Drugstore Deals & More! Tue, 22 May 2012 16:33:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Lisa @ Stop and Smell the Chocolates http://kingdomfirstmom.com/2008/09/guest-post-cooking-with-your-kids.html/comment-page-1#comment-1696 Lisa @ Stop and Smell the Chocolates Sun, 14 Sep 2008 22:38:00 +0000 http://www.alyssa.wpmom.com/?p=388#comment-1696 This really is a good idea. I need to let my son help more. My mom let me do so much in the kitchen. And my Step-mom did not let her daughters help and later regretted it, because they didn't know how to cook when they got married! This really is a good idea. I need to let my son help more. My mom let me do so much in the kitchen. And my Step-mom did not let her daughters help and later regretted it, because they didn’t know how to cook when they got married!

]]> By: Alyssa @ KeepingTheKingdomFirst http://kingdomfirstmom.com/2008/09/guest-post-cooking-with-your-kids.html/comment-page-1#comment-1685 Alyssa @ KeepingTheKingdomFirst Fri, 12 Sep 2008 14:35:00 +0000 http://www.alyssa.wpmom.com/?p=388#comment-1685 Kami, don't you know what the mention of homemade cinnamon rolls does to a pregnant woman?<br/><br/>Any time you want to bring some over, I will glady oblige. :) Thank you so much for guest posting! Kami, don’t you know what the mention of homemade cinnamon rolls does to a pregnant woman?

Any time you want to bring some over, I will glady oblige. :) Thank you so much for guest posting!

]]> By: Mrs. J http://kingdomfirstmom.com/2008/09/guest-post-cooking-with-your-kids.html/comment-page-1#comment-1684 Mrs. J Fri, 12 Sep 2008 03:38:00 +0000 http://www.alyssa.wpmom.com/?p=388#comment-1684 That is a great post. One of my regrets is not having learned how to cook from my mother. She is a single mom of us 3 children and life is so hard in the Philippines. She has to work overtime to support us so we end up being in the care of stay-in nannies who don't cook good. Mom was more of a career woman and though she wasn't much of a homemaker, I still respect her choice. So Now that I just got married, it's a struggle for me to cook new recipes coz I always cook the same food lol. I have to scour the internet to get ideas!!! hahaha That is a great post. One of my regrets is not having learned how to cook from my mother. She is a single mom of us 3 children and life is so hard in the Philippines. She has to work overtime to support us so we end up being in the care of stay-in nannies who don’t cook good. Mom was more of a career woman and though she wasn’t much of a homemaker, I still respect her choice. So Now that I just got married, it’s a struggle for me to cook new recipes coz I always cook the same food lol. I have to scour the internet to get ideas!!! hahaha

]]> By: Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom http://kingdomfirstmom.com/2008/09/guest-post-cooking-with-your-kids.html/comment-page-1#comment-1683 Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom Thu, 11 Sep 2008 23:53:00 +0000 http://www.alyssa.wpmom.com/?p=388#comment-1683 Great post, Kami! My brother and I grew up cooking with our parents, and I definitely plan to involve our kids as soon as possible in the kitchen. My mom still has a photo of my brother when he was about 3 years old, in a Cheerios chef hat and apron (i'm sure we sent in for it with upc's) stirring the beginnings of a batch of bread. There are definitely wonderful memories to be made and lessons to be learned if we can be patient and take the extra time.<br/><br/>Steph Great post, Kami! My brother and I grew up cooking with our parents, and I definitely plan to involve our kids as soon as possible in the kitchen. My mom still has a photo of my brother when he was about 3 years old, in a Cheerios chef hat and apron (i’m sure we sent in for it with upc’s) stirring the beginnings of a batch of bread. There are definitely wonderful memories to be made and lessons to be learned if we can be patient and take the extra time.

Steph

]]> By: Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom http://kingdomfirstmom.com/2008/09/guest-post-cooking-with-your-kids.html/comment-page-1#comment-6779 Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom Thu, 11 Sep 2008 23:53:00 +0000 http://www.alyssa.wpmom.com/?p=388#comment-6779 Great post, Kami! My brother and I grew up cooking with our parents, and I definitely plan to involve our kids as soon as possible in the kitchen. My mom still has a photo of my brother when he was about 3 years old, in a Cheerios chef hat and apron (i'm sure we sent in for it with upc's) stirring the beginnings of a batch of bread. There are definitely wonderful memories to be made and lessons to be learned if we can be patient and take the extra time.<br/><br/>Steph Great post, Kami! My brother and I grew up cooking with our parents, and I definitely plan to involve our kids as soon as possible in the kitchen. My mom still has a photo of my brother when he was about 3 years old, in a Cheerios chef hat and apron (i’m sure we sent in for it with upc’s) stirring the beginnings of a batch of bread. There are definitely wonderful memories to be made and lessons to be learned if we can be patient and take the extra time.

Steph

]]> By: Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom http://kingdomfirstmom.com/2008/09/guest-post-cooking-with-your-kids.html/comment-page-1#comment-8150 Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom Thu, 11 Sep 2008 23:53:00 +0000 http://www.alyssa.wpmom.com/?p=388#comment-8150 Great post, Kami! My brother and I grew up cooking with our parents, and I definitely plan to involve our kids as soon as possible in the kitchen. My mom still has a photo of my brother when he was about 3 years old, in a Cheerios chef hat and apron (i'm sure we sent in for it with upc's) stirring the beginnings of a batch of bread. There are definitely wonderful memories to be made and lessons to be learned if we can be patient and take the extra time.<br/><br/>Steph Great post, Kami! My brother and I grew up cooking with our parents, and I definitely plan to involve our kids as soon as possible in the kitchen. My mom still has a photo of my brother when he was about 3 years old, in a Cheerios chef hat and apron (i’m sure we sent in for it with upc’s) stirring the beginnings of a batch of bread. There are definitely wonderful memories to be made and lessons to be learned if we can be patient and take the extra time.

Steph

]]> By: Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom http://kingdomfirstmom.com/2008/09/guest-post-cooking-with-your-kids.html/comment-page-1#comment-9547 Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom Thu, 11 Sep 2008 23:53:00 +0000 http://www.alyssa.wpmom.com/?p=388#comment-9547 Great post, Kami! My brother and I grew up cooking with our parents, and I definitely plan to involve our kids as soon as possible in the kitchen. My mom still has a photo of my brother when he was about 3 years old, in a Cheerios chef hat and apron (i'm sure we sent in for it with upc's) stirring the beginnings of a batch of bread. There are definitely wonderful memories to be made and lessons to be learned if we can be patient and take the extra time.<br/><br/>Steph Great post, Kami! My brother and I grew up cooking with our parents, and I definitely plan to involve our kids as soon as possible in the kitchen. My mom still has a photo of my brother when he was about 3 years old, in a Cheerios chef hat and apron (i’m sure we sent in for it with upc’s) stirring the beginnings of a batch of bread. There are definitely wonderful memories to be made and lessons to be learned if we can be patient and take the extra time.

Steph

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