You need one lightweight mixing bowl that is just comically huge.

Like just one, you can buy them for less than $10 at a kitchen supply store, but if you've

ever made a batch of granola with a toddler or muffins, you might notice that

it's just like insane. They can't keep anything in the bowl. And having a wide bowl for them to be

able to dump cups into will just make you feel less crazy about the mess in your kitchen, too.

Welcome to didn't I just feed you.

A podcast about feeding kids.

Hey, I'm Stacy.

And I'm Megan.

This month we've been talking about kids in the kitchen, which sometimes means dealing with their

preferences and other times means cooking with them. So let's talk about what tools you actually

need for getting in the kitchen with your kids. Yeah, I'm excited about this one. I think that this

is an interesting one when it comes to thinking about consumerism, minimalism, maximalism.

I think that there could be a long list of stuff. And I will say that I've tried to make most

of the tools that I think can be purchased, not that you have

to have, but that could be a nice addition to your kitchen, depending on your threshold for

having more stuff in your budget. I tried to make most of my picks, picks that kids can either grow with or you can use as an adult as well, like when they move on.

There are going to be some things that are just meant for little kids, and that is usually related to safety.

We can talk more about that later.

But I think that it can be a really small list. And I also think that it can be like a longer

list. I think it really you need to think about how to edit this. Like don't be overwhelmed by the

number of things we throw out there because I think it really depends on the age of your kids.

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