Gain peace of mind knowing that your little one is absorbed in play that is both child-focused and child-directed. Cook simple and healthy recipes including oatmeal and chicken soup. Make your own beef patty and assemble your burger. And if your sweet tooth is calling, make a banana split!

---------SEE WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING! ---------

"Good :)!" --- Leon, 4.5 yrs

"I enjoyed watching my son figure out how to interact with the objects on the screen as he played the game. I couldn’t help but smile when he said that he liked the oatmeal recipe because he loves to eat oatmeal and with the strawberry too! Very cute and fun game!"---Linda S.

"I had the opportunity to play the game and I have to say that I enjoyed it! The graphics were softer and more inviting than most games. The fact that I could peel the banana and cut it up was superb! Great choices in meals as well sequencing. I liked the fact that the game is children directed and focused. Great work!!" ---Emilia Szubuska, Early Childhood Educator

"I like the boy and the mommy" --- Kirsten, 4 yrs

"Kirsten was excited. There was lots of interaction. She learned on her own. She was giddy when she completed her objective. She looked satisfied and fulfilled " ---Judy L.

"I like the banana and the banana split and the chicken noodle soup. I like all!" --- Polina, 5 yrs

"I liked the way my daughter was excited to play the game again and again, each time gaining more confidence and she definitely enjoyed it!" ---Anna G.

--------- ME COOK TOO! --------
** Is great for alone playtime breaks, playing together or with friends.

** Allows the child to choose from 4 recipes and from different characters to use in play.

** Engages the ability to identify sequence within context.

**Is ideal for children ages 4-8yrs.

**Recreate the emotional bond behind a cooking experience.

**Provides an environment for the child to explore how to interact with the objects. Increase the child’s confidence by patiently allowing the child to figure it out on their own.

**Encourage turn taking when playing together. Turn taking builds up the concept of sharing and other later social interactions, specifically communication aspects with others.

**Help mediate between the ideas of satisfying needs immediately and satisfying needs through a process of planning, preparation and enjoyment of a rewarding meal.

---------- TIPS ----------
***Play for the first time with your little one. The first time may take longer. After that, watch how, through repetition, the child becomes faster at accomplishing the task.

***Every child has their own pace of development. Practice patience. At times, guidance may be needed. If so, try to help without telling them directly what to do.

Try these examples:
- Who do you want to cook with?
- What do you want to cook?
- I’m not sure. Let’s see what happens if....
- What stands out on the screen? Is it something bright? Blue, yellow, red...
- Wanna try touching the screen differently?
- Do you want to cook it again? Cook something else?

*** Enjoy watching how your little one smiles and as their confidence grows, watch them really enjoy themselves!

***Pat yourself on the back! You’ve just shared an amazing bonding experience and amongst other things, helped your little one build trust in their abilities!!!!