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The Kids Baking Competition

Kids love to be creative and bring their ideas to life. Kids, like adults, want to be acknowledged for the hard work they put into a project. And why not have some fun in the process?

The Best Cookies to Bake with Kids

Why Baketivity Is the Perfect Baking Gift for Kids

These boxes are one of the best things I have ever bought for my kids. We get them monthly, and it is so much fun baking with my kids! ~Brittney Land, Happy Baketivity Customer ~ The foodie culture knows no age limit: more and more kids have developed a knack for preparing amazing foodstuffs, and just love everything about the kitchen. The great thing about baking is that you can teach children of all ages to bake – right from toddlers who are old enough to hold a spoon. And with kid-friendly baking tools in our store, there’s no limit to how good your child can become at baking with your help. Meanwhile, gift-giving is one of the five love languages, and we can confidently assert that you can’t show love to children without giving gifts. Sometimes, however, you may be lost for kids’ presents for your children, nieces, nephews, grandchildren, or other young friends. You may want a meaningful gift that shows how much you love and support their developing baking skills. This is where Baketivity baking sets come to your rescue. In this article, learn exactly why our Baketivity baking kits are the perfect unique gift for young bakers in your life.

DIY Bagels for Kids (and Adults)

A bagel is a bread roll made with an O-ring and a hole in the middle. The bagel is different from ordinary bread because of its shiny crust and chewy interior. The interior is the result of long processing time, involving two processes called retarding and boiling before it is baked to create the outer crust. Commercial bagels have bread-like texture because they skip the two processes, but they’re still delicious. There are different bagel styles depending on where you buy them from – you’ll notice differences in texture, chewiness, kilning, and baking methods. In this article, learn all there is to know about making and eating bagels and find out more about our DIY bagels for kids made easy with one of our favorite baking kits.

Your Guide To Cinnamon Rolls

Is there anything more pleasant than the irresistible scent of baking cinnamon rolls on a lazy morning? However you like eating them, these sweet, fluffy buns are ideal for breakfast, lunch or holidays. They’re old-fashioned and simple, yet tasty to delight your appetite at any time. While it’s easy to go to a pastry shop and buy one, learning how to make your own rolls at home can be fun. This allows you to try your favorite recipe to make homemade cinnamon rolls that are fresh, fluffy, and absolutely delicious. It also makes sense when you make them at home with your kids, as this allows you to teach them necessary baking skills while still young. That being said, let’s explore more about these sticky buns, their history, and how you can prepare them at home.

Fun Cupcake Ideas for Kids Birthday Parties

There are tons of ways to make cupcake baking a whole event – kids’ cupcake baking decorating parties come to mind. Baking cupcakes is a great way to pass the time with children at home, but that’s not all it’s good for.

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Your Guide to Emoji Cookies

It seems like emojis have been around for centuries – and in a way, they have (more on that later). One thing is true though, they have completely revolutionized the texting culture. Today, you can have a full conversation using emojis only. Therefore, it was only a matter of time before emoji merchandise became a thing – emoji pillows, emoji jewelry, and even emoji cookies. Emoji cookies are a fun way to reimagine your normal sugar cookies, and you can use cookie cutters and food color to get many different shapes and colors. It’s an interesting project to take on with your children of all ages – in case you’re looking for your next family night activity!

Teaching Kids About Diversity

When kids are still under your care, it’s easy to forget that they’ll move out and be part of a broader and diverse social community. As such, it’s your responsibility as a parent to teach your kids about diversity, cultural differences, and other distinctions that exist in the world. Instilling in them a sense of tolerance and acceptance while still young allows them to appreciate different cultures, races, and religions. Bear in mind that kids tend to pick up habits from adults, so how you relate and interact with other people is also essential. So, what’s the best way of teaching children about diversity? It’s all about parenting and how you guide your children. Additionally, Baketivity offers the Positivity Cookie Kit Project to help you teach your kids about diversity through engaging, fun activities.