Does anyone know of any books for toddlers that feature cooking?

[shreddies]

DS wants to look at pictures of pots and pans and talk about how hot they must be. The Ikea catalogue is fine, but there must be something more interesting out there.

[Fennel]

Magic porridge pot
Gingerbread man
Little red hen
Sly fox and red hen.

all ladybird early readers, all feature cooking.

[mrsgboring]

In the Night Kitchen - Maurice Sendak. Not so many pots and pans but oven, mixers, blenders and a lovely dose of surrealism.

Little box set of Big Cook Little Cook recipes are quite popular with DS too.

Slight tangent: The Runaway Dinner by Alan Ahlberg - no pots and pans but plenty of athletic food. Every home should have one!!

[popmum]

maisy mouse likes cooking

[Fennel]

Pumpkin Soup

[Fennel]

Some of the Meg and Mog books have lots of interesting ingredients going into the cauldron and subsequent big bangs.

[MaryAnnSingleton]

The Pie and the Patty Pan -Beatrix Potter - ds loved this as a little boy

[savoycabbage]

Yes, 'Maisy makes Gingerbread' is popular in our house.

And Dim sum for everyone.

www.amazon.co.uk/Dim-Sum-Everyone-Grace-Lin/dp/0440417708/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1215690003&tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21 sr=8-3

[shreddies]

oh, great, keep them coming. Should have mentioned, The Tiger Who Came to Tea is popular as the tiger rifles through the kitchen cupboards and eats from the pans on the stove

[MaryAnnSingleton]

Poppy's Pancake Day lots of pots and pans in this

[Fimbo]

My ds (4) loves the Usborne Farmyard Tales series about Mr & Mrs Boot, Poppy and Sam.

We actually have this cookbook at home}.

[Fimbo]

Sorry here

[savoycabbage]

What about Mrs Wobble the Waitress

I loved that when I was little.

[Othersideofthechannel]

Spot bakes a cake