1. Children who can cook feel more secure: experts believe that "going into the kitchen" is very helpful to cultivate children's viability. "People must have a material foundation to survive, and' eating' is the foundation of the foundation. Letting children choose vegetables, wash vegetables, wash rice, cook, and even learn to cook soup and stir-fry in the kitchen can make them feel that they can be trusted and relied on, which is helpful for security, self-confidence and independence. "

2. Learn knowledge and skills from cooking: The organizers of "Kitchen School" in Japan believe that children can learn a lot of knowledge and skills in the kitchen. "The kitchen can teach children a lot. Stimulated by dangerous kitchen knives and fires since childhood, learning to deal with these dangerous things can make children's hands and feet flexible and promote their intellectual development. In addition, parents can also let their children know the color and quantity from the learning practice in the kitchen and experience the different tastes of ups and downs. "

3. The hard work requires personal experience: experts believe that if children are cultivated into the habit of going to restaurants for a meal at an early age, it is easy to form an idle and enjoyable character. "Food is indeed a kind of enjoyment, but parents should let their children feel that if they want to enjoy food, they need to work. This kind of labor first needs money to buy ingredients, and then it is processed by itself, and a lot of sweat can be made into imported food. As the saying goes,' first suffer, then enjoy'. Children don't feel that' enjoyment can only be bought by hard work', but think that' as long as you order the name from the waiter, the food will be delivered automatically. Any enjoyment only needs to be taken, and no effort is needed. "This is very harmful to the growth of children."

4. "Go into the kitchen" to enhance parent-child relationship: "Cooking and cooking in the kitchen can relax the body and mind, not only relieve stress, but also make the family closer." Liu Yunxiang, an expert in parenting education, believes that working with children in the kitchen is a good way to enhance parent-child relationship. "In Hong Kong, many parents often complain that they have no time to spend with their children. In fact, it doesn't necessarily take a long time to enhance parent-child relationship, but it needs an' effective time'. In this' effective time', children and parents work together to complete a job. In this process, communication and collaboration are most conducive to enhancing feelings. "

Important: Learn to cook step by step.