After a long day of working and parenting, one thing that parents don't always look forward to is cooking dinner for the entire family. Feeding everyone is a big task and sometimes, we're exhausted.
After a long day of working and parenting, one thing that parents don't always look forward to is cooking dinner for the entire family. Feeding everyone is a big task and sometimes, we're exhausted.
From helping prep ingredients to setting the table, some families have their kids help out with dinner and making meals.
There are some talented children who are pretty much down to cook for the family, and they are good at it, too.
From kid kitchens to helping in family kitchens, some kids start to look at cooking as a passion — one that they could continue in their future.
TikTok user @lauralove5514 shows her son, who is a toddler, making a full dinner for her family, including potatoes and kielbasa.
The mom said she just had to "strain the potatoes" and "put them in the oven after he seasoned them." He was able to cut them and season them all on his own.
Of course, this kind of knife is not as sharp as a regular cooking knife. But, this little guy is a pro at using it.
Math is important in cooking, right? This toddler knows how to use the right measuring spoons and cups for everything — even oil.
The mom helped him with "flipping" the kielbasa. But, he cut and fried them all on his own, too.
Many said the mom letting her three-year-old cook and use knives was totally irresponsible. But, she said that he was learning "valuable life skills," and she would never let him do it if he wasn't ready.
The mom said that her son, Carter, has been cooking in the kitchen with her since he was 15-months-old. He's now three.
Some said the mom is "right by his side," and it's amazing to have him learn to cook at such an early age.
Other people said that this little guy had life skills that adults don't know! Many said the mom was doing a great job.
One mom said she was left "wondering why" she held her sons back from learning to cook over her own fears.
Many said that it was awesome to watch and the "haters" are just jealous their kids can't cook full dinners for their family.
What do you think? Is it awesome to see a child so young cooking dinner or should children wait until they're older to help out?