While this unique type of cooking class might be called “Toddler and Mommy”, Daddy, and Grandparents are most welcome. This special type of cooking class is only held a few times a year, but it offers one of the best bonding experiences you can imagine. We teach your babies the fundamentals of food through colors alogn with numbers while eating…
While this unique type of cooking class might be called “Toddler and Mommy”, Daddy, and Grandparents are most welcome. This special type of cooking class is only held a few times a year, but it offers one of the best bonding experiences you can imagine. We teach your babies the fundamentals of food through colors alogn with numbers while eating healthy. Bring your camera and create memories that you and your child will no doubt cherish for a lifetime to come.
HOW IT WORKS?
Your and your baby will attend a class where you will have a specific color that we will be focusing on. That particular color will be used in vegetables and fruits. Your baby will learn how to spell and say the color along with math to count the fruits or the vegetables used during the class. Just like our culinary classes for kids we will incorporate English and math during these classes.
THE BASICS - What you will learn:
- How to eat healthy, make healthy food choices.
- How to enjoy fruits and vegetables at all kinds.
- Better bonding experiences with their parent.
- More skills.
CLASS INFORMATION
- 2 hours class
- Accessories can be ordered online.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
- Toddlers must be ages 1-5 years old. Grandparents, aunts, uncles, anyone is welcome to attend with the baby.
WHAT YOU WILL TAKE HOME:
- A fun homework worksheet representing the fruit or vegetables used during the class.
- Our merhandise store has aprons, waterbottles (20% discount if you take the class).
COVID-19:
- Mask is not required during the class but recommended.
Note: The vendor's facility is nut-free, however, all candy toppings come from a facility containing known food allergens, including, but not limited to: wheat, eggs, milk, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, and various fruits.
