Are your kids begging you to let them make slime? Is your little chef always asking to stir the pot or add the salt to the weeknight dinner? Would you like to try some kid-friendly recipes that everyone can enjoy?

Think about making edible crafts!

I remember watching my own mother cook back then and the happiness on my dad’s face when I surprised him with a plate of meatloaf and mashed potato (doused with gravy, of course) that one time. Today, I'm pretty fortunate that my husband cooks as well, so teaching my son how to whip up his own batch of delights can be a family hobby.

We can spend time together, eat nutritious meals, and work on our own skills as well.

Julia Child said, “Learn how to cook, try new recipes, learn from your mistakes, be fearless and above all have fun.” These 20+ recipes certainly fit the bill.

In my book about edible crafts, you will learn all about how to create fun, kid-friendly crafts that you can really eat. Think of cooking as an arts and crafts project, and that takes the skill out of the equation.

Play with your food.

Get in touch with your inner childhood, so you can see things from your child’s perspective. Share their curiosity, interest, and joy. Laugh at your mistakes and think of a solution together. A good chef reaches that height because of doing what they love and not being forced to love what they do.

Spend time and make memories together!

With my book, you can make mealtime a bonding experience. Here is a quick, at a glance look at what you will learn in my book.

• Laying Down the Ground Rules
• The Why of Edible Craft Making
• Sensory Play
• Child Psychology
• Child Nutrition
• The When and How of Making Edible Crafts
• Things That Can Be Done by Age
• Equipment Use and Safety
• 20+ Yummy and Unique Craftable Recipes by Skill Level – Easy, Medium, and Hard
• Final Tips and Pointers

You will learn all of this and so much more!

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