![]() On many TV shows we see the mom in the kitchen alone cooking dinner for her family. When she is all done she yells "Dinner!" and her family comes running. Typically, she will get the question "Mom, what's for dinner?" However, getting kids interested in the preparing and cooking of dinner can help not only build their language skills but their motivation to try new foods. Here are some tips to get kids involved in the kitchen.
The mealtime possibilities are endless. Remember, dinner is another opportunity to talk about food and where it comes from, as well as spend precious time with your child. Happy eating! April Have a little one at home? Attached are some fun pre-dinner coloring sheets they will love courtesy of Nourishinteractive.com. ![]()
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April Anderson, MA, CCC-SLP
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