Baking as a Family Ritual

Family rituals do not need to be grand to be meaningful.

Often they are built from repetition: the same bowl, the same apron, the same tray lined with paper.

Baking together gives everyone a role. One person weighs, another stirs, another watches the oven.

The recipe matters, but the repetition matters more.

Over time, the ritual itself becomes part of what people remember.