Enter one jumbo canister of Oatmeal! My girl and I mixed up a batch of oatmeal chocolate chip cookies. She wore her apron from Kristin and Michael. It took a much longer time than if I did it myself (which was actually good because it kept her busy) It was much more messy (which made me mop the floor later!) and she loved it! We measured and m

Later she got to have one of "her" cookies for dessert after dinner.
We have new neighbors that moved in today and we decided that we will bring these over to them tomorrow!
4 comments:
Reading your blog lately has been very enjoyable and makes me interested in possibly starting my own blog! If I did that, I think it would be about motherhood -- things that I've learned on my own, things that I've learned through others, including my kids! But I think this story you wrote about baking with your daughter really hits home for me -- it takes so little to make your children happy and sometimes we tend to avoid doing certain things because they may take longer or cause us to have to clean up a big mess. But it's these moments that our kids will remember fondly!
Thank you! You're right. It's so easy (and frugal, lets not forget that!!) to do little things with your kids and both of you will remember those things when they are older!
Sounds like a wonderful time together. My kids love "helping" in the kitchen! :-) It takes longer now but mine are getting to the stage now where the investment is paying off and they can do more and more on their own.
Well that is something to look forward to!!!
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