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      • Parents who want their children to eat more fruit and vegetables should give them an apron and let them cook, recent research suggests. By teaching our children to cook they are more likely to grow up to be healthy adults because they have a better knowledge of cooking techniques, preparing food and new tastes.
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  2. Feb 9, 2014 · I would say that you should teach children how to make simple things first, then move on to more complicated things. Eventually, they would be comfortable enough to cook on their own, but you should definitely watch them at first, and ideally as much as possible in case they make a mistake or forget to turn the oven off.

  3. Dec 21, 2018 · In a nutshell: Age 10 is when most parents said they'd let their child make their own dinner - a basic hot meal (we polled 1,427 parents). Lots of kids love cooking – especially if it's something like baking cakes and biscuits with a parent for special occasions or as a fun weekend activity.

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  4. Cooking with children of different ages. Top tips for cooking with young children, older children and teenagers. Allow plenty of time. Cooking with children can take up to twice as long as normal. Get organised. Make sure you have everything you need before you start.

  5. Feb 5, 2012 · Parents who want their children to eat more fruit and vegetables should give them an apron and let them cook, recent research suggests.

    • Cooking together provides quality family time: Cooking time is a bonding time for parent and child. It often allows kids to relax and share what's going on in their lives, even if they're otherwise reticent to open up to a parent.
    • Preparing food helps kids appreciate parents: It might seem sometimes that kids think meals come out of nowhere. Teaching a child how to cook helps them understand how much time and effort it takes for a parent to make a healthy, tasty meal for the family.
    • Cooking expands their palates: When a child cooks a new food or dish on their own. they are more likely to eat it — or at least try it. They may not eat all of it.
    • Making a meal boosts confidence: When kids can say, "I made it myself," they feel a sense of accomplishment. Even more, when other family members say they liked what the child cooked, he or she feels a sense of pride and achievement.
  6. Jun 27, 2012 · As your children learn to cook, they are learning a powerful tool to take control of their own health. It’s been said that your food can be your medicine, and if your children learn how to prepare foods, they can give their body just what it needs nutritionally, both now and in the future.

  7. Mar 21, 2022 · The best way to teach kids about eating right is to get them into the kitchen to prepare healthy meals together. Cooking is a valuable life skill that teaches children about nutrition and food safety, as well as building math, science, literacy and fine motor skills.

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