Lessons Learned for Kids in the Kitchen
Unfortunately, most of the foods that are essential for children are the cause of many health problems and behavior. The question is what to do about it and how to make not only tolerate children healthy food, but want to eat.
With the weather turning cooler, and school in session during the day time in the kitchen are coming, and the kitchen with your children can be one of the best ways to influence their future health.
Cooking class mom (or dad) can be a very positive experience for children and research shows that when children learn to cook (more than just pasta) before going to college or to live on their own, are less likely to be obese, diabetes and other health problems through research programs in life.
Also, for young children, in particular, the experience of the kitchen is one of collaboration and the opportunity to learn social skills that help them succeed in school and life. From a lifestyle for healthy children can learn several important lessons, such as:
Cook with colors is fun and healthy, fresh products like fruits and vegetables can be fun, fun, colorful and healthy. By introducing healthy kids snacks early as flavored waters carrots, celery and fruit (try orange slices in water), these habits will stay with them for life.
You made the mess, you clean it! Research shows that the ability to work management are essential to the development of the child, the more they find out that the solution comes from within, if you do not clean up the damage they do, no one will.
No wimps allowed. If you like chicken nuggets, and then help manage meat, dough and put your fingers into the mixture and disorder in the flour. Handling and working with food is also very good because it allows you to talk with their children in different foods come mostly with meat in food safety, wash your hands!
Finally, children can learn about portion control, one of the most important aspects of learning to control your weight in your life. To recognize children who overeat your stomach will hurt, they learn to control their food at mealtimes. Later in life finding shows that learning to control portions, of course, as children become young adults to regulate their food intake without even thinking about it. In fact, children who have some early nutrition education are less likely to have weight problems later in life, to convey a fantastic lesson.
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