No. 1's inlaws want to buy them a house in their neighborhood before the new baby is born. This would mean a nice house in a nice neighborhood with a good public school. It would also mean a longer drive to bring Astrid here.
So far, we've made cookies, pudding, and pancakes (from mixes). We've also made play dough (from koolaid) and we'll make jello this week. We haven't yet made anything from scratch and we haven't yet made anything that requires electricity to mix. She came early yesterday so No. 1 could make a prenatal appointment, so I figured she wouldn't be so hungry that she couldn't help make her own pancake.
What are your thoughts on cooking with young children? If you have children, how old were they before you allowed them to use the stovetop?
2 comments:
No. 1 How old was I when you first let me use the stove top?
You will get A and new Blue as often as you want no matter the drive. I love you passing on your unique knowledge to her.
I love how you love me passing on the weirdness, No. 1, and I feel a lot better about your possible move. Thanks for that.
Re your age when I let you use the stovetop ... I rarely used it myself when you were a child, so it never occurred to me to let you use it. I do remember teaching you how to make a PB&J sandwich (your favorite food), setting the table and doing the dishes when you were 2. I need to put the table settings where Astrid can reach them.
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