Something other than watching Frozen 2.
Countless parents and kids are stuck at home for hours on end, struggling to work, study, and fill the hours. But we all have to eat, too. That's where cooking classes—online, live, and on-demand—come in. For parents with time and kids with interest, there’s a range of material out there that can entertain and occupy kids, while also relieving some of the pressure on parents in the kitchen.
Many resources, such as Dynamite Shop in Brooklyn, Real Food 4 Kids out of Iowa, and Outschool in San Francisco, encourage and teach kids seven and older how to make a full meal all on their own. Parental supervision is, of course, very important. For those seeking a go-at-your-own pace approach, YouTube is a rabbit hole of compelling and relevant tutorials, from Nerdy Nummies’ demonstration of how to make
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