Raddish Kids Reviews

The site was mostly easy to use, but I had to dig around longer than I should have to find some of the kit details. I’m always a bit wary when everything is written in that super polished company-speak, so I would’ve liked the practical info to be more upfront. Overall it’s fine, just not as smooth as it tries to sound

I tried to cancel and it was just way more of a headache than it should’ve been. Like, I don’t know why they make it so complicated, but it felt like every step was not the step I needed somehow

I signed up hoping my kid would actually learn some cooking skills and basic food concepts, but it was mostly just following along with a recipe. The little lesson parts felt really light and didn’t seem to stick at all. For what it costs, I expected a lot more educational value. We tried it, but ended up canceling. If you’re looking for something that really teaches, I’d save your time and money.

I really wanted this to work for us, but the age range felt kind of off. My younger kid got stuck on a bunch of the steps, and then my older one was like, actually, he was interested for maybe ten minutes and then totally bored. I ended up having to explain so much that I basically took over, which wasn’t really the point. The idea is cute, just not as kid-friendly for the ages listed, at least not for my kids.

It’s a cute idea, but it didn’t really work that well for our family. Our kid is dairy free, and the recipes just aren’t very easy to adjust. I kept having to swap out so many ingredients that it got annoying quickly. It’s hard to describe, but I expected it to feel more helpful and less like extra work

I was disappointed when this arrived. The box was all smashed in, and one of the packets inside was bent and kind of already open, which just felt, I don’t know, not great for something meant for kids. The packaging seemed cheap and like it wasn’t protected very well. We opened it and it just looked messy right away. I probably wouldn’t order it again if this is how it shows up.

We gave a few boxes a try and I really wanted it to work out because the recipes looked fun and my kids were excited to help cook, but once the food was actually done nobody in my house was into it, some meals were just bland and others had this kind of odd taste we couldn’t get past, and after all that effort the kids barely ate anything, so for the price it ended up feeling disappointing.

The kits are cute, really cute, but for the monthly price I just expected a bit more. My kid had fun with it the first time, but after that it didn’t feel like something we’d keep using again and again. It’s nice, just not nice enough for the subscription cost

I got this to try with my kids, and we actually had a really fun time cooking together. My daughter especially loved helping out and felt like a little chef. It was a nice family activity, though I do think it’s a little on the pricey side for what it is.

Support eventually replied, but it took longer than I expected. It wasn’t a huge issue, just a bit frustrating and felt avoidable.

My kids did pick up some simple skills from this, so it wasn’t a waste. But after a few boxes, the lessons started feeling repetitive. I was hoping each one would feel more new, and I’d hate to keep spending money on something they might lose interest in quickly.

I remember checking the tracking over and over, hoping it would finally move. By the time it arrived, I was already frustrated and the excitement was gone. Shipping took way too long, and I don’t think I’d order again.

I liked the idea of it, but honestly... a few of the ingredients were really hard to find! I had to check multiple stores, which was a bit frustrating

We tried Raddish Kids for a couple months, and my kids just weren’t that into it. They were excited when the box showed up and liked opening everything, but after that the excitement kind of disappeared.

A lot of the recipes felt a little too grown-up or had too many steps, so they’d start helping and then wander off halfway through. I ended up doing most of the cooking myself, which was not really the fun kid activity I thought we were signing up for. That part was weird because it seemed like it should have been more hands-on for them.

Maybe it works better for other families, especially if your kids already love cooking, but for us the engagement just wasn’t there. It ended up feeling like one more thing for me to manage instead of something fun we could do together.

I really wanted to love Raddish Kids because the concept is adorable, and my kids did have fun with some of the activities. But after opening a few boxes, I kept feeling like I was the one trying to convince myself it was worth the money.
Some months the recipes and little extras just seemed way too basic for what I paid, and that was frustrating. Maybe it works better for other families, but for us it felt like we were spending more than we were getting back

The recipe cards were decent, but the rest of the kit felt cheap. The tool was flimsy, and the extra items seemed kind of random rather than useful. For the price, I think it’s only fair to expect a little better quality and more care put into what’s included. I don’t think I’d order it again.

I really liked the idea and wanted this to be something we’d use a lot, but after getting charged for it, the recipes were kind of a letdown. A few of the steps felt a little off, and the flavors were bland overall. My kid did have fun helping me make them, so that part was nice, but we didn’t really want to make most of them again.

I really wanted to be into Raddish Kids, and at first it seemed like it was going to be a fun thing for us. But after a few boxes, the recipes started feeling a little too similar, at least for what we were hoping for.
My kids were excited in the beginning, but then they kind of lost interest because it didn’t feel like we were trying many new flavors or ideas. A lot of it felt basic, and that part just got old after a while.

For the price, I expected more variety and a better mix of different foods. We ended up canceling after a short time because it just wasn’t really worth it for our family.

Just a warning for other parents: my kid was really excited to try this, and the idea is super cute, but the recipe directions were kind of confusing. A few steps felt like they skipped important details, like how long to mix things or what the food should look like before moving to the next part. I ended up looking stuff up online and guessing more than I expected. For something meant for kids to cook, the instructions really need to be clearer and more step-by-step.

My kid really enjoyed the box, so I’ll give them credit for that. But the billing side left me a bit annoyed. It wasn’t very clear when the next charge was coming, and I had to dig around to figure out what I was actually paying for. Maybe I missed something, but it definitely didn’t feel as upfront as it should’ve been.