Being that we don't have kids, I'm not sure what making soup has to do with this picture. Is this code for making poop?

sink soup: fresh tap water, stir in some toothpaste (this may take three or four spoons to do), add a dash of something from the orange cup, et voila! soup!

my daughter and i also like to make soup we have many different kinds one of our best creations would have to be the gum ball soup ( the kind that come from trees) i get a little yard work done because it needs just about everything found in the yard and we have fun

btw i was telling a kidless friend about it and he no clue either

My daughter is seven and still likes to make "potions" as she calls them. Now I let her play in the kitchen and mix condiments and flour and spices into the water, as long as she promises to clean up.

Do all parents of toddlers keep their toothpaste there? I know we do.

I've ALWAYS kept my toothpaste there - where did you used to keep it? My 2 yr old isn't so much into making soup - she likes to "clean" the sink (with a very wet sponge and lots and lots of water).

I keep my toothpaste there too.

We haven't tried making soup yet.

Parker has discoverd, though, how to get really dirty.

He is such a little boy!

Ok, it's official. I have become addicted to this site. She has moved into the number two position of the sites I hit every morning. I am a new mother (again, I have an 11 year old) of a 4 month old boy and looking forward to all the fun I see Trixie having every day.

We have those spoons!

Don't keep our toothpaste there - it sits beside the cold water handle.

It looks like seafood soup. Perhaps the little chef is preparing bouillabaisse.

We have that teething fish! And it looks like Goldie the plastic goldfish is one of the ingredients.

I'm kidless and I totally understood the making soup. I use to make soups all the time, I've made the toothpaste soup with any sort of stuff I could find in the cabinets, kitchen soups with stuff from those cabinets and the best is the outdoor soup/mudpies. I've done that for ages. Come on people without kids, can't you remember those days?

I just love the fact that what kids did years ago is still fun for kids today!!

I don't think it's soup at all. It's probably an herbal medicinal that will be used later in some medical research, like this.

Nina, I remember those days. It's not like the childfree/childless are stupid, right?

Well, some do act mystified. I wonder if it's because there are a fair number of people who weren't ever allowed to make a mess?

We were never allowed to make soup in the sink - a bucket outside maybe... That was the rule: as dirty as you want outside but no using inside ingredients.