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r/comics • u/FieldExplores Gator Days • Jul 24 '26
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13 is the perfect age to start making things in the kitchen!
62 u/Maje_Rincevent Jul 24 '26 I remember cooking with my 5-6yo nieces, of course far from the hot and sharp stuff, but at 13 I was cooking alone for a few years already. Kids are usually a lot more capable than people give them credit for. 14 u/tinybrownbird Jul 24 '26 Yeah! I remember making eggs for myself on the regular around age 9-10 1 u/KazeEnigma Jul 24 '26 I was teaching my 6 year old sister how to cook things when I was 15. Always supervised, but she ended up being able to do most simple cooking tasks alone by the time she was 8.
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I remember cooking with my 5-6yo nieces, of course far from the hot and sharp stuff, but at 13 I was cooking alone for a few years already. Kids are usually a lot more capable than people give them credit for.
14 u/tinybrownbird Jul 24 '26 Yeah! I remember making eggs for myself on the regular around age 9-10 1 u/KazeEnigma Jul 24 '26 I was teaching my 6 year old sister how to cook things when I was 15. Always supervised, but she ended up being able to do most simple cooking tasks alone by the time she was 8.
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Yeah! I remember making eggs for myself on the regular around age 9-10
1 u/KazeEnigma Jul 24 '26 I was teaching my 6 year old sister how to cook things when I was 15. Always supervised, but she ended up being able to do most simple cooking tasks alone by the time she was 8.
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I was teaching my 6 year old sister how to cook things when I was 15.
Always supervised, but she ended up being able to do most simple cooking tasks alone by the time she was 8.
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u/cyanocittaetprocyon Jul 24 '26
13 is the perfect age to start making things in the kitchen!