Madison's cooking class started today. This class is suppose to give her a basic intro to the kitchen including safety, simple use of utensils, appliances, and measuring. The recipes are designed for kids, and they get to eat their creations. Today she came home (aff) with a caramel apple that had red sprinkles on it. Bill and Madison ate it for dinner.
It was great. We got to her room and she ran in and sat down. I was pretty proud of her. She knew the deal and didn't care that I left.
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That is really awesome! I would have to let my daughter do that because everytime i cook in the kitchen, she would always say that she likes to help and make her own meal.
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That is really awesome! I would have to let my daughter do that because everytime i cook in the kitchen, she would always say that she likes to help and make her own meal.