With the arrival of autumn, most parents face a big challenge: how to organise their children's free time? It will only be a few months before we return to the colourful playgrounds, so you need to find ways to keep them from getting bored at home. The chilly autumn days are a great opportunity to embark on a culinary adventure together, and to teach our little ones that household chores can be fun and delicious!
Breakfast with the toddler
Even as young as two years old, a toddler can help us get the day off to a tasty start. So let's prepare nutritious eggs to give your child energy for a day full of craziness and new discoveries. Served in a fun glass, they will arouse interest and may even taste better than usual. Although we must of course keep the pot of hot water away from the little ones, they will do very well with the morning preparation of bread. With the colourful and safe knife, they can easily spread butter on a roll or slice of bread. It will also come in handy for the second breakfast - delicious sandwiches with your favourite cheese or jam will be ready in no time.
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Four-handed lunch
Dinner can also be a team effort. Young children may not be able to roast a crispy chicken or prepare a lasagne, but encourage them to help. Trust in his or her abilities and cooking together will be a lot of fun. The little one can easily shape meat or vegetable meatballs - a proud face will compensate for their less than perfect shape. Hand your kids a bowl and ask to pick up lettuce or herb leaves. Let them try a squeeze of lemon juice and mix everything together. Everyone can set the table - a set of fun dishes will probably increase the appetite for dinner. Don't forget to praise and thank your child, as the sense of success will give great confidence and the desire to continue cooking. Also let your child decide what you will cook together in the future - choosing recipes together will give great pleasure.
Homemade desserts
Although seeing a chocolate bar makes us tremble for the state of little teeth, we know full well that we cannot keep the little ones away from the ubiquitous sweets. However, we can show your child there are much healthier, homemade alternatives. By making treats together with them, we not only control the amount of sugar, but also provide them with great fun. A homemade dessert is sure to be a particularly appreciated treat. All you need is a little free time, a desire and a few accessories. A personalised baking set will make your child feel really special. The colourful moulds will create beautiful and tasty cupcakes, which you can also decorate together. Delicious lollipops, ice creams or jellies can also be created in the home kitchen. Before we know it, chores will become great fun.
