Little ones will love making these easy and delicious recipes with simple, wholesome ingredients. Just add adult supervision and LET THEM COOK!    Many warm memories are made when little hands help in the kitchen. Now you can give them a cookbook of their very own as you help them make kid-approved meals, snacks, and staples.These unique homestead recipes feature fun names and animal faces, including . . .Sammy the Sheep Banana PancakesPersonal Pan Puppy PizzaCucumber Caterpillar Veggie GardenPig in a Blanket Hot PocketDirt & Worms PuddingYou can build your child’s confidence and culinary skills as you cook up tasty creations together!

From Apples to Zucchini and everything in between, this charming picture book introduces little ones to the many small blessings of the homestead.The homestead is filled with good food, fun animals, and wide-open spaces—making it an ideal environment for children to grow up in and explore. My First Homestead ABCs guides little ones through the alphabet, teaching them about the wonderful things they might encounter on the farm.Each page features a delightful, full-color photograph of a common homestead staple, such as a duckling, pie, or tractor. These images are paired with a brief description of the item, making it the perfect book to read aloud and introduce new words to your little ones.No matter where you live, you and your young children can celebrate the simple pleasures of the homestead with this sweet and precious picture book.

My First Homestead Book of Chores gives young children a fun glimpse into daily life and work on the homestead. Days on the farm are filled with lots of hard work, homegrown meals, big smiles, and the satisfaction of a job well done. Young children will experience a typical day on the homestead—from milking cows to picking strawberries to mending fences. As night falls, they will gather around the bonfire to talk and laugh together.This engaging picture book celebrates the timeless values of work, play, and family while introducing kids to simple ways they can help out around their own homes.

Little ones will love making these easy and delicious recipes with simple, wholesome ingredients. Just add adult supervision and LET THEM COOK!    Many warm memories are made when little hands help in the kitchen. Now you can give them a cookbook of their very own as you help them make kid-approved meals, snacks, and staples.These unique homestead recipes feature fun names and animal faces, including . . .Sammy the Sheep Banana PancakesPersonal Pan Puppy PizzaCucumber Caterpillar Veggie GardenPig in a Blanket Hot PocketDirt & Worms PuddingYou can build your child’s confidence and culinary skills as you cook up tasty creations together!

From Apples to Zucchini and everything in between, this charming picture book introduces little ones to the many small blessings of the homestead.The homestead is filled with good food, fun animals, and wide-open spaces—making it an ideal environment for children to grow up in and explore. My First Homestead ABCs guides little ones through the alphabet, teaching them about the wonderful things they might encounter on the farm.Each page features a delightful, full-color photograph of a common homestead staple, such as a duckling, pie, or tractor. These images are paired with a brief description of the item, making it the perfect book to read aloud and introduce new words to your little ones.No matter where you live, you and your young children can celebrate the simple pleasures of the homestead with this sweet and precious picture book.

My First Homestead Book of Chores gives young children a fun glimpse into daily life and work on the homestead. Days on the farm are filled with lots of hard work, homegrown meals, big smiles, and the satisfaction of a job well done. Young children will experience a typical day on the homestead—from milking cows to picking strawberries to mending fences. As night falls, they will gather around the bonfire to talk and laugh together.This engaging picture book celebrates the timeless values of work, play, and family while introducing kids to simple ways they can help out around their own homes.