MONTESSORI AT HOME: Cooking with Children + 10 Favorite Recipes!

MONTESSORI AT HOME: Cooking with Children + 10 Favorite Recipes!

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[AmandaLaVlog]

Anybody else here without kids yet but just trying to do some advanced research on how to raise kids as amazing, intelligent and confident as Mia and Kylie someday? ❤️❤️

[MissJuliesMontessoriMinutes]

Yes! "Invite them ro help." Is always my answer when parents ask me how to "keep my child busy" during meal prep. And, biting of the tongue....🙂!

[prplrhinomilk]

Did Mia just crack an egg with one hand?! Young Gordon Ramsay 👩‍🍳

[laurasmith]

Hot tip: it definitely helps, with younger/inexperienced children, to portion out ingredients in advance, especially seasonings and sprinkles. Partly to make sure they don't go bananas adding any particular ingredient, but it also helps to reduce oopsies and mess. The first time I made cookies with my goddaughter (she was about 3 at the time), she got hold of the sprinkles container and emptied the whole thing onto the counter top and floor! 😝

[MsTheGurr]

It was so thoughtful and sweet of you to remember and include those with dietary preferences/restrictions and make note about the adaptability of your recipes. Can't wait to try these veganized!

[LadyxSky]

Overnight oats are great to make with little ones because you can do a little assembly line where they get to select their flavors and fillings!

[AyshaKMinor]

I was so hyped for you to do this video. I was just thinking a few days ago I wonder if she posted a video on making meals with her girls, and the process of safely having them help in the kitchen. My little one just turned 1 on the 23rd. She's very hands on, and currently is okay with watching but often reaches out to stir or pull things into my mixing bowls. Thank you for the recipes. I now feel more comfortable about how I will slowly start to include her as she grows.

[vivianpolikar]

It is so beautiful to see how they both work together peacefully. And I am impressed with all that they do by themselves!

[jananivijay]

My 23 month old helps me with baking banana bread, making roti dough and rolling the rotis, making chutneys in the blender (we r Indians if you didn’t already guess), grinding coffee beans.

[karinamanea]

Ashley, you and your family are incredibly beautiful, and behind all your knowledge and hard work I can definitely see and feel your love for what you do and your kids. I hope that one day, when I have children to educate and love them as you. Until then, I am watching your videos and even without kid I am re-educating myself and get motivated by your videos to live a better life. You are doing a whole lot for a change by everything you do and most importantly by sharing. Thank you! Much love to you!

[baatschanga]

"If your child is old enough to safely use the grater..."
Im 31 years old and not old enough to safely use a grater 😅

[anne-sophieblanc]

You are my favorite parenting expert! You are such an inspiration and your children are adorable. Thanks so much for all that you do❤

[tiitabonita]

Amazing how well you are raising your children!!! Congratulations 👏🏼👏🏼😍😍
Both girls are Sooo precious 🥰🥰😍😍😍

[faithfullyYours_His_Glory]

So love this! I appreciated even the basic recipe of eggs and toast because some of us just don't know where to start. I just loved watching Kylie and Mia prepare these dishes; you and Mike must be so proud!

[anniekershaw]

Ooohh! My son is only 3 months old but I can’t wait to cook with him 🙂

[ZZ-qymv]

Mia and Kylie get smarter and more beautiful every time we see them! We're mixed here too and our daughter looks like she could be from the same family as your girls. It's so nice for her to have kids who look like her to relate to. Really appreciate your channel. <3

[seraraa]

This is possibly my favourite video you have done. Me and my children enjoyed watching it and found it all very inspiring. Thank you for bringing such a simple joy to be so accessible ❤

[kaylad]

We bought a Little Partners stool for the kitchen for Christmas so I have started allowing my 20 month old to help. One tip I have from the first few attempts... get all the ingredients out before you get them started!! It is terrifying to leave her alone on the stool for 5 seconds while I run to the pantry quick to get the flour.

[laartje]

The toddler I babysat loved to make anything with green beans, because he got to snap them in 2 pieces (after I cut the tops and tails off). This is a really great thing for very young children because it doesn't involve any sharp objects, just a bit of fine motor skill, but they lear quick. He got so good at it that I struggled to keep up with cutting XD.

[ashleyschultz]

I'm goin to the grocery store and getting some these ingredients! These recipes look so good!