With a few tips and the right tools for the job, cooking with small children can be fun, safe, and less messy than you think. By Alexandra Frost “Mom, can I help?” It’s a phrase that exhausted parents ...

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For kids (and adults), cookie baking is one of the best parts of the holidays: gingerbread cookies, sugar cookies, thumbprint cookies and more. There’s so many sugary possibilities to enjoy. But ...

Teaching kids to cook not only prepares them for the future but also helps them adopt healthy habits among other benefits you should know about. If you want your children to develop an adventurous ...

If your child has aspirations of being on Chopped Junior or Top Chef Junior, there are plenty places around town where young chefs can learn kitchen basics and sharpen their culinary skills. We’ve ...

To raise adventurous, self-sufficient and health-conscious eaters, get kids in the kitchen. It may sound too simple, but those are just a few of the benefits when kids learn to cook. Cooking builds ...

Looking for a fun, low-pressure way to get kids cooking? Geoffrey’s Cook Book is a nostalgic, parent-approved favourite ...

Typically, it is not an ideal situation for a person to spend a portion of their birthday in the kitchen. However, for Mentor resident Shannon Browne, it was an absolutely ideal Saturday afternoon ...

School closures due to the novel coronavirus outbreak mean millions of children are about to spend a lot more time at home. That's challenging on any number of levels, and food is at the top of the ...

In a profile of Apple CEO Tim Cook published in GQ on Monday, Cook said that kids are "born digital" and parents need to set up limits on screen time.

What’s not to love about cooking with kids? Except for the sharp things. And the fire. And flour coating every surface including your hair. Families stuck at home have been cooking together like never ...

“Mom, can I help?” It’s a phrase that exhausted parents trying to crank out dinner—while playing referee to keep kids out of the snack cabinet and preventing pasta on the stove from boiling over—have ...