Jill Castle
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540 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2017
last heard Nov 2022
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When your child gets older, as you were mentioning your son, you know, there needs to be more dialogue.
There needs to
me more conversation.
And what I have learned over the years is that, you know, tying that conversation to how a child feels, how they're performing in school, how they're how they're able to focus or stay calm, really sort of constantly having these conversations about how they feel after they eat.
Do they still feel hungry?
Do they feel agitated?
Maybe they need to
Eat.
So making those connections gradually and over time will help build the interest, particularly with children your son's age who are middle school age and entering into the teenage years.
Again, letting them loose in the kitchen is hugely beneficial.
It's a developmental skill.
All children should be learning.
And it's high touch.
Area where kids are looking, touching, smelling, feeling, experimenting with food.
So if there's any sense, sensory stuff going on with the child or pickiness, it's a great way to help move that child along in that area as well.
But as you mentioned, your son is so proud that he could do that.
That is the response that many children that age will have when they are allowed to experiment in the kitchen.
a great sense of pride.
And and there's some research that even suggests that cooking helps build self-esteem in children.
So it's again a good thing to be doing.
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