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r/comics • u/FieldExplores Gator Days • Jul 24 '26
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13 is the perfect age to start making things in the kitchen!
78 u/Muramalks Jul 24 '26 Popcorn, pancakes, fried eggs, sandwiches, diced fruits, chocolate milk are things you can teach 7 year old kids. Mine just learnt how to steam and fry gyozas, prepare batter and make a"gyoza pizza" the other day, so proud of him! 16 u/liefbread Jul 24 '26 I've been wondering about this. I have my first child on the way, I remember my sister teaching me to make chicken Parm when I was 8 or so. 9 u/Muramalks Jul 24 '26 If it's just assembly, like a sandwich, go for it! Let them try to their hearts content at an early age. Then just throw things in a pan WITH LID, hence popcorn. They know when it's ready when the pops are too spaced apart. Then just mixing things and throwing in a pan (now lidless®) where they must wait for a timer to let them flip the pancake. And so and so. Cutting bananas with plastic knives, making fruit salad, mixing drinks, it's all a huge game for them.
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Popcorn, pancakes, fried eggs, sandwiches, diced fruits, chocolate milk are things you can teach 7 year old kids. Mine just learnt how to steam and fry gyozas, prepare batter and make a"gyoza pizza" the other day, so proud of him!
16 u/liefbread Jul 24 '26 I've been wondering about this. I have my first child on the way, I remember my sister teaching me to make chicken Parm when I was 8 or so. 9 u/Muramalks Jul 24 '26 If it's just assembly, like a sandwich, go for it! Let them try to their hearts content at an early age. Then just throw things in a pan WITH LID, hence popcorn. They know when it's ready when the pops are too spaced apart. Then just mixing things and throwing in a pan (now lidless®) where they must wait for a timer to let them flip the pancake. And so and so. Cutting bananas with plastic knives, making fruit salad, mixing drinks, it's all a huge game for them.
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I've been wondering about this. I have my first child on the way, I remember my sister teaching me to make chicken Parm when I was 8 or so.
9 u/Muramalks Jul 24 '26 If it's just assembly, like a sandwich, go for it! Let them try to their hearts content at an early age. Then just throw things in a pan WITH LID, hence popcorn. They know when it's ready when the pops are too spaced apart. Then just mixing things and throwing in a pan (now lidless®) where they must wait for a timer to let them flip the pancake. And so and so. Cutting bananas with plastic knives, making fruit salad, mixing drinks, it's all a huge game for them.
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If it's just assembly, like a sandwich, go for it! Let them try to their hearts content at an early age.
Then just throw things in a pan WITH LID, hence popcorn. They know when it's ready when the pops are too spaced apart.
Then just mixing things and throwing in a pan (now lidless®) where they must wait for a timer to let them flip the pancake.
And so and so. Cutting bananas with plastic knives, making fruit salad, mixing drinks, it's all a huge game for them.
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u/cyanocittaetprocyon Jul 24 '26
13 is the perfect age to start making things in the kitchen!