
Hey, hey, Christian moms!
Get ready to put on your aprons because today we’re diving into something extra special: cooking with kids! We’re not just talking about delicious crepes (though that’s a sweet bonus). We’re talking about laughter in the kitchen, flour on little noses, and the kind of family memories that stick for a lifetime.
This isn’t just cooking with children for the fun of it; it’s a chance to teach gratitude, patience, perseverance, and sharing, all while weaving faith into the heart of family time.
Teaching Kids Gratitude in the Kitchen
As we gather our ingredients, pause to thank the Lord for His blessings. What a gift it is to have food, family, and togetherness. By teaching kids gratitude through something as simple as preparing breakfast, we remind them to see God’s hand in everyday moments.
Mixing with Patience and Trust
As little hands stir the batter, it’s the perfect time to talk about patience. Just like it takes time for the ingredients to blend, sometimes we must wait for God’s plan to unfold. Encourage your kids to trust His timing. Cooking becomes not just about crepes, but about character and faith.
Flipping with Perseverance
Now comes the fun (and sometimes messy) part, flipping crepes! Some may fold, some may tear, and some may end up looking more like pancakes than crepes. That’s okay! Here’s the lesson: perseverance. Life, like cooking, doesn’t always go smoothly, but with practice and determination, we grow stronger.
Sharing with Love
Finally, when the crepes are ready, gather around the table to enjoy the fruits of your labor. As you share, talk about how love multiplies when we give it away. Just like passing the plate around, we can share God’s love through kindness, service, and compassion.
The Crepe Recipe (with Faith-filled Fun!)

Ingredients:
– 1 cup all-purpose flour
– 2 large eggs
– 1 ½ cups milk
– 2 tbsp melted butter
– 1 tbsp sugar (optional)
– Pinch of salt
– Cooking spray or butter for the pan
Instructions:
- Prepare Your Heart: Begin with a prayer of gratitude for family and food.
- Mix with Patience and Trust: Combine flour, eggs, milk, butter, sugar, and salt. Stir gently and talk about trusting God’s timing.
- Cook with Perseverance: Pour batter into a greased pan, cook 1–2 mins, flip, and finish until golden. If it doesn’t flip perfectly, keep trying!
- Share with Love: Serve together, talk about kindness, and enjoy every bite as a family.
Cooking with Kids Builds Faith & Family
This little kitchen adventure shows us that cooking with kids is more than just making food; it’s about teaching children gratitude, patience, and perseverance while enjoying togetherness. With every crepe flipped, we’re serving up love, laughter, and faith.
So, mama, grab the whisk, invite your kiddos in, and turn your kitchen into a place where joy, lessons, and God’s love overflow.
With love and batter-covered hugs,
Katie



