Muffins, cakes, cupcakes, anything sweet and fun.
She helps me with the eggs, mixing, and decorating (her favorite part).
Yes, it gets messy, but the memories we make around the kitchen table are so worth it.
Do you have special "grown up" activities that you do with little ones?
I don't have any little ones yet but have loads of ideas of making-and-doing activities for when I do!
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to say how much I love your photos on your blog - they are so vibrant and happy - do you alter them a lot after you've taken them or is your world just a bright happy place to be?!
This post makes me smile. :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos are so wonderful and fun!
Oh the mess! I allow my daughter to help in the kitchen when I bake cupcakes because she loves them so much, but as a neat freak it's so hard on me! But it's all about making memories just like you said and I just have to suck it up :)
ReplyDeleteQue bagunçada, como fala minha neta de três anos.
ReplyDeleteSim quando as crianças chegam sempre fizemos uma artinha juntas,a ultima foi cada um fêz sua cestinha de Páscoa.
Ótima Tarde!!!
Bjos Carinhosos!!!
Yum. I can't wait till Malley is old enough to do things like that with me, instead of fussing when I'm occupied in the kitchen!
ReplyDeletehave you tried putting everything she is working with on a big baking sheet, makes clean up much easier! Those darn sprinkles get everywhere :o)
ReplyDeleteHope you make it over someday for hanami, let me know if you do!
What fun....that is just what I did with my girls when they were younger and we still are cooking in the kitchen together..lots and lots of sweet memories.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you.
Once in a while, I will let them "help" when I bake. :) Yes, it's messy, but it's such a lot of fun for them and they feel so proud. :)
ReplyDeleteIt always puts a smile on my face when kids want to help parents out. They like being included and it shows in their helpfulness. Great K post!
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