Kid-friendly kitchens welcome!

The kitchen is a magical place where fun and education combine perfectly. Children don’t see cooking as a chore, they see it as a science experiment. It’s a chance for them to get messy in a productive manner, with their favorite person (that’s you), and learn while doing it. Skills gained in the kitchen will last a lifetime.

Success, failure, creativity, and inspiration. What brings you into the kitchen with your kids?

This is a child friendly subreddit. Parents should feel confident in sharing the content with their child.

Rules here are simple:

• Kid safe content

• Be excellent to each other! (civil and respectful)

• Safe kitchen practices

• No trolling

• No referral or affiliate links

• No unapproved self promotion or solicitation, Please contact the mods, if your promotion is relevant to the sub, for approval.

• No politics

• Inane or crude posts will be removed.

Click here for more information about this subreddit's rules.

Rule violations should be reported.

Other subreddits you may enjoy or gain inspiration from:

• AskCulinary

• EatCheapAndHealthy

• CookingForBeginners

Scheduled Threads

Kitchen Catastrophe Monday

• Fails of epic (or toddler) proportion

Kid Concoction Wednesday

• The good, the bad, and the ugly recipe suggestions from the little ones

Favorite Foods Friday

• The foods kids love to make and eat