Warning- I'm working on being a better reviewer. Please bear with me as I learn.
One of the tasks I was given for a Very Wodehouse Challenge is to read and review items in the children's genre. Luckily I was snooping around your port checking out your images when I stumbled across this poem.
First Impression: The description is what caught my eye. My grandmother's kitchen was never really off limits to me, so I'm curious to see what's going on this one. Considering that this is a children's poem, rated E, I'm guessing she's up to something fantastic and probably doesn't need too many little hands "helping". I can relate!
Form: The Free Verse form works well here. When reading out loud, it flows naturally. I like the way you use repetition in the first line of each stanza and only slightly change the description to showcase the fun things. It's perfect for children.
Grammar/Punctuation:I didn't spot any issues.
Style/Voice The informal tone and playful mood fit nicely. You've conveyed the feelings of love and affection that every child should experience with a grandparent. I think most kids would relate to this poem and enjoy it.
Suggestions: This is too awesome for suggestions.
Final Thoughts: Overall, you've created a lovely little poem. Thank you for sharing your talent