What are the cross sentences that make children happy when cooking?

The cross sentences for happiness in cooking for children are:

1. Watching my baby daughter eat, I actually feel happier than eating myself. It’s so cute!

2. It’s actually quite a blessing to cook for my child every day. As he eats it one bite at a time, he also says that the food cooked by his mother is so delicious that he doesn’t want to eat takeout, so he cooks for him every day.

3. If you don’t need to consider external factors, I think spending time with your children and family is the happiest time.

4. I feel so happy when I have time to cook for the children and see them eating deliciously!

5. The leek noodles cooked by my mother. After eating this bowl of noodles, she went to cook for her children. The so-called mother is someone who constantly works for her children.

6. The most beautiful happiness is to eat with your children and stay with them.

7. Wash my and my husband's clothes, wash the children's clothes, cook, hold the children, make complementary foods for the children, and clean up the housework. My Valentine's Day is a day to take care of the children alone.

8. You eat and I watch, it’s a good time.

9. I finally took the time to cook lunch for my children. My foodie cooking skills are not bad, and my big and small favorites actually returned their bowls, so cooking is a happy thing.

10. When I saw the food my children were eating, I burst into tears.

11. Happiness is watching your children eat and grow up healthily.

12. Have time to cook for the children and watch them eat deliciously. I feel so happy! Give it some sunshine and it will be brilliant.

13. The most happy thing recently is cooking for my children on weekends.

14. Today I got up and made breakfast for the baby, which included boiled red dates, pork liver, cheese egg pancakes, tomatoes, chrysanthemum and rapeseed noodles. The baby was very considerate and ate everything except the egg pancakes.

15 Wakes up so early every day to make breakfast for the children, so diligent! I think this is a responsibility and has nothing to do with diligence.