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Summary: Teach your kids to use the kitchen; learn tips for pouring liquids like milk with kids in this free video series on making cooking fun and safe for kids.

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Katalin Toth Katalin Toth is an experienced mother of two children. She is a professional English teacher who is teaching English creatively to toddlers, nursery and schoo... read more

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Helping Kids Add Milk to Pancake Mixture

Hi, I'm Kathleen. I'm the creator of Creative English in Hungary. We are here on behalf of Expert Village. Now we are going to show you how we can cook with children. We are going to make some pancakes. When you have more or less stirred it, you will need to pour in the milk very, very gently. Just a few drops and then stir that in. Enough. Okay, stir it in very gently. If you work with smaller children, they should actually, or you should actually, hold the bowl for them in case they have bigger movements. Making pancake is a big fun and also it doesn't need any dangerous accouterments, no knives, no mixers, nothing, so it's quite easy to make. Ah, delicious. Okay, you will need more milk in it. Okay, stir it in, okay you can stir it. Okay, hold the bowl. Okay and now it's getting full. You don't need to stir it in completely before you add the next portion of milk. Just try to bring it up from the bottom, very good.

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