ckmom002
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Discover Fun and Healthy Kids Cooking Classes - Flyer Available!"
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Discussion Overview
The thread revolves around the sharing of resources and experiences related to organizing kids cooking classes, particularly those that involve both children and their parents. Participants discuss the types of classes they are planning or have conducted, as well as the promotional materials they use.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Exploratory
Main Points Raised
- One participant inquires about flyers for advertising kids cooking classes.
- Another participant asks whether the classes are exclusively for kids or if parents can join.
- One participant shares a flyer they have used in the past, noting it may need adjustments.
- Another participant expresses a desire for any promotional material related to kids cooking shows.
- One participant shares excitement about an upcoming Mommy & Me show and mentions the format of their event.
- Another participant describes their experience with various types of kids shows, including those with separate portions for kids and moms, and discusses their promotional strategies.
- One participant requests a file for their upcoming Mommy & Me party and describes their planned activities.
- Another participant suggests a quick cooking activity involving Rice Krispie treats for the kids.
- One participant shares a handout they provide to moms at Mommy and Me shows, highlighting products suitable for kids.
- Another participant thanks someone for sharing files and expresses appreciation for the promotional materials provided.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the specific content and structure of the cooking classes, with no clear consensus on the best approach or materials to use.
Contextual Notes
Participants share personal experiences and resources related to kids cooking classes, focusing on the integration of activities for both children and their parents.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants interested in organizing or promoting kids cooking classes may find the shared experiences and resources beneficial.
ckmom002
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pamperedbecky
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I've done a bunch of these shows and it's a nice way to change things up a little. Especially if lots of guests have been to lots of shows. I've done straight up kids shows, but then I've also done some where there's a kids portion, then a mom's portion. It does make for a longer show and you need to do it during the day. I don't really have anything to promote these types of shows, I just list it on my theme show sheet in my booking binder and I talk about this, especially if I know guests have kids.
I also do a handout at these shows of all kinds of great products for kids or easy to use when you have kids since there's just not the same attention span of the moms at these shows, so I try to put as much in those handouts as I can without overwhelming them. It's on my other computer, so I'll try to remember to post it here later if anyone wants it.
I also do a handout at these shows of all kinds of great products for kids or easy to use when you have kids since there's just not the same attention span of the moms at these shows, so I try to put as much in those handouts as I can without overwhelming them. It's on my other computer, so I'll try to remember to post it here later if anyone wants it.
beepampered
- 1,143
fileBecky:
I'd love the file since I'm doing my first Mommy and Me party on Valentine's Day. My thought was to just have various stations throughout the downstairs with things the kids can do with their mom since these are kids under five. I'll have a BRIEF talk with the moms before we begin about cookware (Pan-o-rama!) and stoneware and then about bookings before explaining what we'll be doing. I thought I would have an order form that included some of the kids items we will use so they could just check it off but I'm not sure yet.
I'm attaching a file that I found on this board that you might could use. This is NOT mine but I appreciate whoever posted it.
I'd love the file since I'm doing my first Mommy and Me party on Valentine's Day. My thought was to just have various stations throughout the downstairs with things the kids can do with their mom since these are kids under five. I'll have a BRIEF talk with the moms before we begin about cookware (Pan-o-rama!) and stoneware and then about bookings before explaining what we'll be doing. I thought I would have an order form that included some of the kids items we will use so they could just check it off but I'm not sure yet.
I'm attaching a file that I found on this board that you might could use. This is NOT mine but I appreciate whoever posted it.
pamperedbecky
- 4,441
Hi Bee,beepampered said:
Here is the handout I give to moms at Mommy and Me shows that talk about all the products that are good for kids. I'm sure there are more that can be added, but this is a start. I'll also attach a flyer that can be used to promote these types of shows. OH! Totally unrelated--And I think a while back you wanted a certificate I use when I donate baskets of products for various things like silent auctions for charities. It's a certificate for a free kitchen show and I finally found it in my flies, so I'll attach that too.
beepampered
- 1,143
Frequently Asked Questions
What age group are the kids cooking classes designed for?
The kids cooking classes are designed for children aged 5 to 12 years old. We tailor the activities to be age-appropriate, ensuring that all participants can engage and learn effectively.
What types of recipes will the kids learn to make?
In our cooking classes, kids will learn to make a variety of fun and healthy recipes, including snacks, simple meals, and desserts. We focus on using fresh ingredients and teaching basic cooking skills.
How long is each cooking class session?
Each cooking class session typically lasts about 1 to 1.5 hours. This allows enough time for instruction, hands-on cooking, and enjoying the delicious creations made by the kids.
Do parents need to stay during the cooking classes?
Parents are welcome to stay and participate in the classes, but it is not required. We encourage parents to drop off their kids if they feel comfortable, as our instructors are trained to supervise and engage with the children throughout the session.
How can I get the flyer for the kids cooking classes?
You can request the flyer by contacting us through our website or social media channels. We will be happy to send you a digital copy or provide information on how to access printed flyers for distribution.
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