Cooking with kids is a great way to not only bond, but also to teach them valuable skills.  From how to select ingredients, to making healthy eating choices, learning how to measure and more- there are a ton of benefits.  My kids LOVE to help out with cooking in the kitchen. I got the chance to try out Kidstir, a monthly subscription box for free, and I couldn’t have been happier with it.

Kids Stir Subscription Box

Inside Contents

The first box was a “Sandwich” box which had some great ideas for wraps and sandwiches that can be made for lunches.  The great thing about having your child help with making their sandwich is sometimes (I know, I know, not all the time) it can make them more open to trying something a little different.

Inside the box are the recipes as well as some utensils that are kid-friendly.  This box had an orange sandwich spreader and a ‘puzzle’ cut out.  There were also stickers that were for the sub shop sandwichs.

What’s Inside

The recipes are easy to follow and the directions are very clear, which makes it easy for kids to follow.

My son isn’t a big fan of sandwiches but in helping me make the sandwich spread he was willing to try it.  While he did say he liked it, he only took 3 bites (which isn’t totally unusual for a 3-year-old).

Chopping Parsley

Stirring with the Kids Stir Utensil Provided

The Kidstir box got a thumbs up from both me and the kids.  We can’t wait to do it again.  Not only is it something I subscribe to but something that I’m considering giving as a gift for my nieces and nephew.

Do you cook with your kids?

10 Creative Ways To Make A Sandwich- From Kidstir

Kids Make a Sandwich-Kidsstir

Want more resources on cooking with kids? Check these out!

Kids Health from Nemours provides some great direction on kids of all ages and how you can get them involved in the kitchen.

PBS Food and Fitness  share guidelines to help make cooking fun.

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