Summer vacation for children to learn to cook

 In the summer, many parents let their children learn to cook, do housework, etc. to help them have more interesting experiences and get used to the independent way of life.

Learn to cook, learn to appreciate food, children will be grateful to those who cook for them /// Quynh Nguyen

Learn to cook, learn to appreciate food, children will be grateful to those who cook for them

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Learn to cook, independent children, leisurely parents

Having 2 sons aged 7 and 8, Ms. Nguyen Thi Huyen Trang (Tran Huu Trang, Phu Nhuan District, Ho Chi Minh City) shared: “Letting your child learn how to do housework will help them become more independent. When my husband and I go on a business trip, the children can still cook at home, or fry eggs, boil vegetables, etc. to cook for themselves.

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Since I was little, Huyen Trang has let me "play" with food and make simple dishes

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Huyen Trang added: “Of course, parents can't help but worry when they put their children in the kitchen. Because there are knives, there's fire... it's easy to cause an accident if you're not careful. Therefore, before children go to the kitchen, parents must equip their children with basic knowledge. Initially, when the child cooks by himself, he must stand next to the guide. If your child breaks things, burns ingredients, etc., don't yell at him, everyone starts to fumble at times. But don't let your child ruin things for the sake of your child in the kitchen. Maybe today is burnt, the rice is raw, but tomorrow you cook it again, it will be better. Encourage your child to do it, don't forbid it. This skill is extremely necessary for your child in the future…”.

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Ms. Trang shared: "The dishes that children cook themselves, they will eat more..."

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Baby Pham Dang Khoi (8 years old), daughter of Ms. Huyen Trang said: "I find cooking is not too difficult. Because my mother often cooks at home, I also learned a few simple dishes such as fried eggs, fried vegetables. I know how to make moon cakes and ice cream cakes. However, because I'm a bit clumsy, I have to be very careful every time I cook."

Also a "step aunt" in the eyes of maternal and paternal relatives because she forced her children to learn to cook from the age of 4, Ms. Le Cam Tu (living in Nguyen Van Dau, Binh Thanh, Ho Chi Minh City) said: "When my child was 4 years old, I introduced me to the kitchen space. For example, after preparing the ingredients, I let him learn to make simple dishes such as fried eggs, stir-fried vegetables, cook vegetable soup... Now he is 8 years old, going to 2nd grade but he is very good. In the morning, when my mother wakes up late, I go to the kitchen to fry eggs, get bread for breakfast, and then wait for my mother to drive me to school. I know how to take care of myself, I also get up a little later in the morning.”