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10 Things to Do in the Kitchen with Babies and Kids
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We also do juicing oranges and lemons and grinding in the mortar and pestle. I like the toothpick idea – you could also do building with toothpicks and food (maybe grapes or marshmallows).
What great ideas – I think I’m going to have to get a mortar and pestle!
We do toothpicks in banana then cut it up and freeze it, next time I’ll be getting them to build something first 😀
Love your site and ideas, especially the ones for babies and little kids. Will share on my websites resources section as many are wonderful for kids with delays and special needs. Thank you.
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Stephanie – they’d never fit in anything in our kitchen! Although the little girl’s favourite hiding place at the moment is a shelf on a bookcase.
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