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Felt food – Fettucine

Felt food – Fettucine

Have I mentioned that Nico loves to cook? Probably. Did I also mention that he loves pasta? In every shape, way and form, with a little sauce, without sauce, raw (don’t ask, I will only say that the sound of an uncooked macaroni is not something you would like to hear more than once…), so why not give him some pasta to “cook”? Now for the instructions for this one… I took a sheet of felt, … Read entire article »

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Felt food – Ham sandwich

Felt food – Ham sandwich

How about a nice ham sandwich? Exactly our thought! Nico has a little toy toaster with two slices of toast that pop out halfway to the ceiling and he loves them. So since he likes to play with them so much, we figured to give him a whole sandwich and not just stop at the bread. For the bread I took the same foam that I had used for his French fries (very dense and thus … Read entire article »

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Felt food – French fries

Felt food – French fries

Nico loves French fries…Reads familiar? Yep, we were concentrating on re-creating some of Nico’s favorite foods to play, nothing is going to give you as much quiet play time for your buck than giving him what he likes. Anyways…I know that French fries probably do not rank very high on the list of “foods your toddler should eat”, but hey, he loves fruit and is adding more and more vegetables to his diet, so can’t … Read entire article »

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Felt food – Popcorn

Felt food – Popcorn

Nico loves popcorn, so what is an easier decision than to make some nice and crunchy (ok, not so much the latter) popped corn for our little one as number three? Valerie had seen a few awesome looking popcorn samples out on the interwebs and we ended up with an irregular drawing that Valerie then folded up like a little potsticker (joining all three tips) and sewed around a small pompom, since we all agree … Read entire article »

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Felt food – All-dressed pizza

Felt food – All-dressed pizza

Project number two was an all-dressed pizza. For everybody outside of the province of Quebec, all-dressed means crust, sauce, pepperoni, green bell peppers and mushrooms and usually under the cheese, and it is a staple in Quebecois cuisine. Now most children I know are very to extremely picky in what they eat and especially in what they will accept on a pizza, many will have a fit, if they see anything but cheese or maximum … Read entire article »

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Felt food – Bacon cheeseburger

Felt food – Bacon cheeseburger

So the first menu item we tackled, was a burger, since he has seen us eat those every now and then, we like them with cheese, so we added that and anything is better with a vegetable, so we just had to add some bacon to this, too. Since I could not sew myself out of a paper bag, if my life depended on it, we decided that I was going to be mostly on … Read entire article »

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Felt Food – The Introduction

Even though this is a montage, this really was going on at the same time, our camera just wasn’t quite able to take one photo in two different directions at once. Ever since he was a little baby, Nico has been fascinated with food and cooking. I mean, how many 2-month-olds do you know that are sitting in front of the TV with their eyes glued to the Food Network? Well, what to many kids is a phase, has been going on for 26 months and counting with Nico, who loves anything that has to do with cooking and baking. We had bought him a few sets of plastic food at the Dollar store that he has been playing with incessantly, also some plastic fruit with some velcro, which he could … Read entire article »

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For the firemen on Christmas eve… (pretzel twists with chocolate and M&M)

For the firemen on Christmas eve… (pretzel twists with chocolate and M&M)

After reading a bunch of peoples traditions on Family Fun from Disney, Valérie and I really liked the “Surprise a Public Servant” one. We had been to the firehouse not long ago (Nov 6) after Nico was really into an episode of a kiddy show on firemen so it seemed like a great fit for us. So Valérie explained to Nico that normally people get to be with their family on Christmas eve but the firemen we had … Read entire article »

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