Key tips for a child-friendly kitchen

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Now the heart of the home, the kitchen is the favorite place to get together with the family. Never far from their parents, children have naturally made the kitchen a space for games and discoveries. It thus becomes a living room par excellence, provided that the layout is adapted to the desires and needs of the child. Before pleasing him, it is necessary to ensure his safety. Once this point is locked, the kitchen can be arranged according to the child's age to get them to taste, prepare, clean up or tidy up on their own. Browse 12 tricks to turn the kitchen into a place of experience for little chefs! 

 

 

 

In the kitchen there are many dangers to identify to avoid a minor injury or a more serious domestic accident. Having a safe oven and hotplates, putting sharp items and harmful products out of reach, turning the handles of hot pots and pans inwards or ensuring that the little ones are well restrained in their high chair make part of the ground rules. Once these constraints are set, it's time to explore! The curious child enjoys grabbing his own cutlery, having a step to cook with you, being able to touch and smell the food on his plate. Little things easy to put in place to forge delicious culinary memories with the family... 

 

Written by Dago Guy Charles at the international department

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