Just What You Need To Raise A Mini Masterchef

My kids have started online classes and juggling their respective schedules is kind of daunting. My daughter has classes in the morning while my son starts his online classes in the afternoon. So the first few days I let him be.  But after that, I thought why not use this time to get him to help in the kitchen. He would be busy and he would be learning skills?

Studies show that kids who take an interest in food preparation tend to be less fussy about eating and grow up with healthier eating habits. Make a few small adjustments to incorporate your kids into your kitchen routine. I can tell you it will work wonders for them (and you).

At Kidsstoppress, we understand how tough things are with everyone stuck indoors. We are parents ourselves after all. Which is why we have curated a bundle for all those junior master chefs. Check out these tips for getting your kid interested in food, health, nutrition and cooking:

What’s ‘cooking’ in this bundle?!

• The best books that you would want to read with your budding chefs
• The best shows streaming online that you want to bookmark for fun nights with the kids.
• Tips to get kids involved in the kitchen. 
• Psst- we share some of our secrets that turn your little fussy eaters into food lovers too! 

Get aboard, go through what we have put together for your kids. Happy cooking and bon appetit! 

Head to the KSP Summer Fun Factory for your curated list of activities to keep your kids entertained while they are indoors this summer. From books to apps to storytelling to yoga and kitchen skills, we have it all. To access the Just What You Need To Raise A Mini Masterchef click here.