Super Kids Cookbook: 50 Tasty and Nutritious Recipes to Get Kids Excited in the Kitchen!

Debbie Abram: Love this so cute

Canada on Nov 25, 2023

Erica Leigh Durian: This book is geared towards kids who are old enough to learn the basics of cooking and (perhaps) prepare some recipes unassisted and/or with minimal supervision. But you could also use it with younger kids, working alongside them. Nothing is particularly difficult to make, so I'll probably try some with my kids this summer.

United States on Jul 09, 2023

OmaNat: Uses dairy, gluten, oil and basic foods. Written for 8-12 year old brand-new cooks. I’ll give it to my granddaughter when she’s ready. Some pictures, but I think for this target audience there should be minimum one picture per recipe, if not a picture for each ingredient as well. They’re assuming these kids have never seen or eaten grapes or a vegetable. That being said, I’m not their market and expect much higher standards of nutrition for children.
Was relieved I bought this used and not full price.

United States on Jun 19, 2023

Kamadrigal: This book has easy, fun recipes that my kids like. My kids have been more open to trying new foods, especially when they help prepare them. I would have liked it even more if the book had picture of every recipe. Especially when making food for kids, they are more excited to prepare the recipes that they can see the picture of the end product.

United States on Feb 07, 2022

corr: Was hoping for matching pictures, but just recipes so my picky eater could choose some to try!

Canada on Jul 23, 2021

Pen Name: Arrived quickly. Good quality. No issues

United Kingdom on Jul 20, 2021

Amazon Customer: Great 1 st cook book for kids, good pictures.
My only complaint is that doesn't say the nutritional value. Like calories or sugar each recipe might contain.

United States on Mar 31, 2021

K.G: Easy enough for my 10 year old. She’s very excited about it. One star off for lack of pictures. Kids are very visual and like to know what it’s supposed to look like. Some pictures but not for every recipe.

Canada on Jan 04, 2021

Danielle Robertson Rath | GreenEyedGuide: I was looking for inspiration to help me load my two year old's lunch with nutritious food. Some of the other recipe books I looked at involved way too many ingredients or too many steps. This book by Noelle Martin is perfect. I love the way the book is written for kids with jokes and fun tidbits about the nutrients in certain food. Even though I'm a grown woman, I enjoyed the instructions on how to properly cut an onion. I found several of these recipes very easy to do with food that was already in my cupboard. I highly recommend this book for anyone seeking inspiration for what to feed their toddler. This book is loaded with funny (dad) jokes, fun trivia, and healthy recipes that are easy for a sleep-deprived parent to make.

United States on Oct 05, 2020

violetta-valerie muth: While this book comes up with good ideas for kids‘ food it lacks any picture of the the prepared meal or of when it’s in preparation. A bit disappointing for a kids book.

United Kingdom on Apr 18, 2020