Building an outdoor mud kitchenfrom @preschoolwithmrdanny

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Is it possible for a 19 year old preschool teacher to build the best mud kitchen for his preschooler? So I wanted to change this area into a mud kitchen. And after moving this house out of the way, I wanted to design the mud kitchen around this banana tree to utilize the natural shade, and I really wanted to add an island in our kitchen because why no? And I think this space would also give my preschoolers a good opportunity to socialize while they play. Every mud kitchen also needs a water source. It says here to use clear and never colored water, as cooking is always done with clear water. Children also prefer to play with real kitchen items and not imitations. So after setting up all our items, I added our dirt because dirt is the primary ingredient of a mud kitchen, especially when making mud pies. But make sure to carefully read the ingredients on the packaging list to avoid any dirt that contains fertilizer. And I also added some rosemary and herbs for my preschoolers to smell and cook with. I think this mud kitchen turned out so good and my preschoolers have definitely been loving it. So follow along if you wanna see what I do best, and I'll see you on the next