What’s not to love about cooking with kids? Except for the sharp things. And the fire. And flour coating every surface including your hair. Families stuck at home have been cooking together like never ...

Practical life skills and independence for kids ages 3-18 are taught at Little Kitchen Academy! Director Sherrie Halpain joined Studio 512 with her son, Aidan, who currently takes classes at Little ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. There was a time when whipping up delicious meals and delectable treats ...

If your kiddos are clamoring to help in the kitchen, take a deep breath, embrace the mess to come, and say “yes!” Children learn fundamentals of math, science, and art while helping you prep for ...

Cooking with kids is a bit like parenting overall: You’re going to need a lot of patience and some creativity, and you never know exactly how it’s going to turn out. Plus, it’s a learning and growing ...

What a crazy time this is. And for parents of young children, it’s more challenging than ever. Many kids are home going to school virtually or only attending in-person classes a few days a week. With ...

Walking into a Little Monsters Culinary class is a little like watching a Pixar film. The kids enjoy it, of course, but it has appeal for the adults as well. That’s because once the classes are over ...

Editor’s Note: Lisa Drayer is a nutritionist, author and CNN health and nutrition contributor. In her free time, she enjoys cooking and baking with her two daughters, Brooke, 11, and Elle, 9. As a ...

There is one inevitability when it comes to cooking with kids: Things are going to get messy. But despite the risk of getting flour all over the floor or eggshells in the batter, there are ...

In contrast to the typical reality-style cooking contest—often dominated by a dog-eat-dog mentality and a cast of foul-mouthed characters with big personalities—The Great British Baking Show is like a ...

“Allright, my chefs,” shouts Holly Tonak to a group of 15 kids at GiGi’s Playhouse in Fort Wayne. “Are you ready?” The first class of a 12-week program called GiGi’s Kitchen Kids is off and running.