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Making homemade vegetable soup is a project that's perfect for parents and children to prepare together. Instill in your children the value of home cooking.

Children, even as young as preschoolers, love to help out in the kitchen. Introducing them to the culinary arts at a young age piques their interest in cooking for life.

As long as the kitchen environment remains hazard free, cooking with children can be an experience filled with learning, experimenting, and sharing.

Born into a community of cooks with the tradition of seven sweets and seven sours at each meal,

November 17 is Recipe Day! These family-friendly ideas will help parents teach cooking to the child with a disability.

Children can learn to cook by making a meal in a silver package. This foil wrapper makes a full meal. Different ingredients can be used for different family members.

A healthy beginning cooking activity for a young child is the preparation of whole fruits and vegetables by washing, peeling, slicing and eating.

Holiday celebrations are an ideal opportunity to teach children about cultures, traditions and values. Montessori offers meaningful activities to celebrate special days.

Author Pam Leo recommends a minimum of ten minutes of one-on-one connection time each day for parents and children. Plan that time each day with a simple activity.

Here are some money saving ideas with tasty recipes for feeding children. Try these frugal variations of Samosas or Pad Thai.

Julie and Julia is a cute movie about two chefs whose lives become entwined through the years.

Make the children in your household feel like they've contributed to the holiday preparations by making safe and fun no bake cookies.

Serving the same boring breakfast every morning? These creative takes on traditional breakfast items will add variety to meals without adding time to your day.

Children of all ages can enjoy creating this easy to shape teddy bear bread.

'Tis the season for making holiday foods. Get the kids into the kitchen and involved in making these fun treats.

With a bit of time and a lot of fun, leftover turkey can create a new holiday tradition of pasta making.

Healthy foods help regulate a child's behavior, temper, growth, health and ability to learn. Parents can get creative to interest kids in nutritious foods.

Holidays provide a marvelous opportunity to capture the moment for learning. Use these times for both mastery of academic skills and learning the lessons of life.

A busy mom's guide to kid-friendly baking, including recipes for muffins, pancakes, pizza dough, cakes and turnovers.

The summer holidays may be an exciting prospect for primary school age children, but not always for parents.

The kitchen is the heart of the home and the whole family uses it. Why not spend a weekend redecorating the kitchen so it is fun, functional and modern? Here's how...

Review of a compact, easy to carry book, for the foodie that likes to cook with herbs and spices. Learn how to identify, select, store and cook with herbs and spices.

From economic woes to flu fears, many parents are foregoing expensive classes and costly outings this winter. Below are some indoor activities to keep kids busy.

The kids are home for a week of school vacation. What you thought would be peaceful days turn into shouting matches and sibling rivalry.

Experimenting with cooking can be a fun way to save money and involve children in cooking.

This new Parents Guide to Beijing offers sound practical advice and reveals a city full of exciting attractions for all the family.

If you love Italian food and drink - and also fancy a holiday - there are several hotels in Italy offering gourmet Italian cookery courses.

Meal time can be an opportunity to build and brighten family relationships. Use time in the kitchen to become a stronger, happier family.

Children have very pure palates and they can enjoy gourmet foods as much as adults. This article outlines some of the foods children actually really enjoy.

Mashed Potatoes are a popular dish that compliment almost every meal. Making mashed potatoes from scratch is an easy way to impress your palette.

Cooking is a fun way to practice and build many basic learning skills.

Parents should be more creative and provide incentives to encourage their children to eat more fruits and vegetables.

Preschoolers can successfully learn to write the letter N as well as recognize objects beginning with the letter N through simple, fun activities.

Teach children how to live an environmentally friendly life by incorporating green practices into daily living.

Antique books aren't just pleasing to the eye. Many older and vintage books may be rare and valuable. A seemingly ordinary book could be sold to pay off a mortgage.

Do you have a "short" order cook in your home? Here are some handy things that you can buy for your cooking enthusiast.

These York County, Maine, birth records, arranged by family unit and beginning in the early 1700s, are formatted for genealogical researchers.

Here are some easy ways for parents to get their little food critics to try something new and healthy - both in the kitchen and at the dinner table.

A series of carefully graded exercises can be planned in the early years classroom to help children master the pouring skill and appreciate it as an important life skill.

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