Friday 7 May 2010

About Today: 10 Mother's Day Recipes Kids Can Make

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From Jen Hubley, your About Today Editor
When I was little, we celebrated Mother's Day by pouring cereal in a bowl, putting that bowl on a tray, and bringing it up to Mom at approximately 6 o'clock in the morning.

Easy Brunch Ideas for Mother's Day
I was about fifteen before I realized that no one over the age of five wants to get up at 6 AM. And that's only because five-year-olds want to watch cartoons.

Safety Tips for Junior Chefs
The big ol' bowl of cereal did have one advantage: There was almost no way I could burn myself on it. If you decide to get fancier, you'll need to keep an eye on your tiny cooks.

10 Recipes Kids Can Make by Themselves
Or you can skip anything that involves the stove and knives altogether. Most of these treats have steps that kids can do without your help, and without risking their little fingers.

Video: How to Make Breakfast in Bed
Step one: Wait til the sun is actually up. Step two: Serve food. OK, fine, it's a little more complicated than that.

 


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