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Kids Can Cook!

EPISODE · Dec 5, 2019 · 24 MIN

Kids Can Cook!

from Kitchen Confession · host Mary Mammoliti

In this mashup episode we're exploring how you can get more hands on with your child's food education. Joy McCarthy of Joyous Health shares an e-book series she's writing about raising "Little Food Lovers". Plus we learn about a program that's teaching kids their kitchen basics with Lucy Valleau, Public Health Nutritionist with York Region

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