Making pancakes with a 4-year-old (or 6-year-old, or 10-year-old) can be a messy affair. But it’s also a super-beneficial one. When you cook with your kids, you’re teaching them — not just about food, ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Lara Rabinovitch Having kids in the kitchen doesn’t need to be an Olympic ...

Cooking with kids is a bit like parenting overall: You’re going to need a lot of patience and some creativity, and you never know exactly how it’s going to turn out. Plus, it’s a learning and growing ...

“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 ...

There are lots of easy recipes children can help with, or even make themselves. Start cooking with your kids. Our free ...

Getting kids to form healthy eating habits is no easy task. But why? Have you ever wondered what causes kids (and some adults) to turn up their noses when served leafy greens? Science says it could ...

For a bunch of good reasons, most of us want our kids to help out in the kitchen: It teaches them important life skills early on (what ever happened to home ec, by the way?)—and we could use the help.

Maegan Brown shared her Santa-inspired recipes below. Cookbook author and food blogger Maegan Brown, known on social media as The Baker Mama, joined "Good Morning America" to share some recipes that ...

If your kiddos are clamoring to help in the kitchen, take a deep breath, embrace the mess to come, and say “yes!” Children learn fundamentals of math, science, and art while helping you prep for ...