Cardboard oven

As much as I do not want to admit, it is difficult to live without a maid.

Our trusted and loyal maid completed her contract and went home. We were thus thrust into chaos. With two young children (where one is near constantly attached to the hip), I tried to keep up to the demands of a family life with two children under 4 years old. But alas, I fell sick soon, and infected the kids. We were sick for almost a week. My son, Z, had fever for about 5 days. We were worried as he was never this sick before.

But things are looking up again! We beat the sick bugs. The kids are singing, jumping, shouting and bullying each other again. Life is good.

We managed to do a simple craft a few days ago. Instead of buying one for hundreds of ringgit, this oven can be made with under 10 ringgit, in under 30 minutes. All I used was: cardboard, UHU glue, black paper, bottle and jar caps.

From another angle:

There are four burners and an oven beneath. The little chef can cook his favorite noodles while roasting chicken.

Mmm, let me adjust the fire. Let's not burn the noodles.

Seems like the chicken is ready too. Dinner's ready, everyone!

Z had a lot of fun playing with the cardboard oven and it didn't cost me a lot of money (a few cents maybe?). He is now requesting me to make him a refrigerator to store his food. Fridge coming soon!