Ep 192: Unconventional Essentials For Mud Kitchens The Forest School podcast

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Ep 192: Unconventional Essentials for Mud Kitchens

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Have you ever wondered what small changes could make a huge impact in your mud kitchen setup? In this episode, Lewis and Wem dive into their quirky, practical, and unconventional tips for transforming your mud kitchen into a space of creativity, independence, and fun!

Timestamps:

[00:02] – Jangly energy and funny rain stories.
[03:00] – Talking about animals in messy homes: humor in parenting.
[05:31] – First mud kitchen tip: Eyelet-punched tea towels.
[08:30] – The importance of sensory play in the mud kitchen.
[09:45] – What counts as a mud kitchen? The variety of setups.
[13:00] – Creating multiple eating spots for kids in the mud kitchen.
[19:00] – Recipe posters: Are they helpful or harmful to play?
[27:40] – Cleaning the mud kitchen: Brushes, hooks, and “wok brushes.”
[32:00] – How hooks everywhere can revolutionize tidying up.
[39:00] – Introducing currency in mud kitchens: Wood cookie money.
[44:00] – Foraged items in the mud kitchen: Bringing nature into play.

Referenced Works:

The Tiger Who Came to Tea by Judith Kerr

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