This photo montage shows the bonding of siblings by learning how to bake a pizza together. Staying indoors all the time, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, can be frustrating for most. It has a huge impact on kids which is why it is important to keep little ones busy. Cassandra Nardella is the eldest of three siblings. She’s come up with a way to keep her two brothers engaged by baking pizza together.
Cassandra Nardella has come up with a clever way to get her younger brothers off their screens. With COVID-19 keeping everyone indoors, she’s turned to the kitchen to teach Mickey and Dominico about something new and rather tasty. It also gives her parents a much needed break.
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So, what do you do when cooking isn’t enough to keep your spirits high?
Canadians have come up with creative hobbies while staying at home to keep their families safe.
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