I Really Wish That I Could Send My Boy His Wooden Play Kitchen Again

My boy is unbelievably into to food since the day he was born and I recollect him loving to observe cooking shows at approximately ages 2 and 3 years. Those were the days I could send him to the wooden play kitchen for kids that we bought just for him to pretend to cook.

I suppose in getting him such a play kitchen at such a young age I invited him into the genuine kitchen now that he's older. I have to watch him now at age 9 as he is oftentimes in the kitchen making a recipe as he would say to me.

Especial recipe for scrambled eggs was one I can remember latterly. Eggs, milk, cheese, salt, pepper, butter and garlic which I discovered are excellent scrambled eggs! I have marvelled if all this cooking and recipe making has come natural to my boy or was the need inspired so much from the toy kitchen area I set up for him when he was younger.

I would guess that it was both his natural instinct and the encouraging play area to express his self that still gives him a desire to wish to cook. I'm not against this idea at all and looking forward to a point when I don't will have to cook meals when he turns into a teenager! A teenager that not only can run a microwave however can prepare a 4 course meal is what I'm imagining.

We never know how inspiring play activities for kids will continue into their lives however I do think as we see certain traits of our kids we should inspire those qualities as we never know where they may lead our kids. Maybe I will not have to cook soon and perhaps he becomes a cook when he grows up.

Brandy Wilson has worked as a teacher’s assistant in a day-care in the past, where they used Kidkraft Kitchen to lift kids creativity and imagination. This has permitted her unique insight into children’s play habits, including with play kitchens for childrens.