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If you’re somebody who loves to cook, you will want to pass this passion onto your kids. However, we all know how
picky some kids can be, and they’d usually prefer to eat something quick and then get back to watching TV or playing on their tablet. While this is expected, it’s still not the best way for them to spend their time. There are ways to get them excited about cooking and trying different types of food, and here are some tips to make that possible.

Get Them Their Own Cookbook
Fans of The Great British Bakeoff will love this one.
Bake, Make and Learn to Cook, a new cookbook from 2019 winner David Atherton is geared specifically for kids ages 6 to 10. If your child is like mine, then you know how exciting they can find The Great British Bakeoff. To get a cookbook written for kids by a past winner is beyond cool. Instead of color photographs, each recipe is accompanied by charming drawings that illustrate step-by-step instructions, as well as ingredients and families enjoying the cooking process. Bake, Make, and Learn to Cook is divided into four sections; Starting the Day, Lunches and Simple Suppers, Delicious Treats, and Cakes and Bakes. Atherton does an excellent job making each recipe easy to understand and enticing to eat. The recipes are simple, but full of flavor making this a delightful cookbook the entire family will enjoy.