Welcome to the all new Toddler Talk!
Hosted by:
Family and Life in Las Vegas – Emily and Squishy (2.5)
Crazy About My Baybah – Lolo and Baybah (2.5)
The Life of a Sippy Cup Mom – Melissa & Hayden(4)
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Toddler Talk was created as a place for moms and dads of toddlers to come together over a weekly topic and share ideas, go-to toys, or products. It is a great way to meet other bloggers of toddlers. Each week the topic will be different; we invite you to link up, share your weekly Toddler Talk!!
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Link up a post that is related to this weeks topic.
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Link ups will be open ALL WEEK!
(If you have previously written one, feel free to link that up.)
Link ups will be open ALL WEEK!
Please – Before you Link up – This is NOT A BLOG HOP!! IT IS A MEME FOR PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS OF TODDLERS. If you aren’t going to post specific to this weeks topic, then don’t link up.
This Week’s Topic: Fun in the Kitchen with your Toddler!
I have a confession to make.
I haven’t really done anything in the kitchen with my toddler. While I did have him help decorate cookies at Christmas time; I am not a big baker (or really a baker at all), and I haven’t had the guts to bring him in while I am cooking a meal yet.
We have our kitchen completely gated off. And I don’t allow him to play in there either. I do eventually want him to get involved with cooking, but haven’t decided when to do so.
I’m looking forward to seeing what others say about this subject!
Next Week’s Topic: FREE – Share whatever you want as long as it features your toddler!
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Emily is a wife & mom living in Las Vegas. The owner and writer at Our Knight Life, Emily loves sharing her two adorable boys and journey through motherhood. Emily has run four half marathons to date and is always training for her next big race. She also enjoys creating healthy recipes for her family and sharing family friendly product reviews.
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Love this topic! I’ll try to link up if I can, but in the meantime:
I bring my toddler (2.5) into the kitchen whenever possible, especially on Sunday – our cooking day! He grocery shops with me, and he loves trying new things at the farmer’s market. This will be his first year gardening with us, and I can’t wait! He loves to help put the toppings on homemade pizzas and push the cookie dough out of the scoop, and he watches as I cut vegetables and show him how to prepare things. I don’t let him do much besides crack eggs and push a few buttons on the appliances (if he’s very careful and well-behaved!) but I hope what I’m doing now leads to a good comfort level in the kitchen as he gets older. I want him to learn an appreciation for real foods and good ingredients, and have great memories of cooking with his mom. 🙂 The proud look on his face when he shows one of use (mommy or daddy) what he made with the other is just priceless!