ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The benefits of preparing and sharing homecooked meals with kids are many. Unfortunately, our schedules and other pressures often prevent us from doing it deliberately and more frequently. My guest this episode, Maegan Zelner, is the Chief Operating Officer of Raddish Kids, a company committed to bringing cooking and baking activities to all families. Maegan and I discuss her perspective on the benefits of shared cooking and baking experiences, the obstacles that prevent some families from enjoying these experiences, and her tips for overcoming those obstacles. More information about Maegan and Raddish Kids is at talkingaboutkids.com.
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