Want to turn your child's birthday party into a bash, but you don't have much cash?
For mothers who must have a unique cake and can't shell out $5,000 for it, Cakes for Kids can come in handy.
The $15 book gives eager–to–please mamas step-by-step instructions to craft a sugary work of art.
Novice bakers need not worry as the levels of difficulty are spelled out simply.
So release your inner Martha and get to work!
oops--*flavors*
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Cute! I'd take ideas from it, but I just don't do my own cakes for birthday patries
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Wow, this is so cool! I seriously need to buy this book. I dig the cover, cool stuff!
I'm a cake decorator btw.
i like the tea cup cakes! the big fav with my girls was the barbie bake where she's wearing a skirt that is the cake and the decorate it with frosting like cinderlla. i'm not a good with the
frosting tips 
i have some fun cake pans but i have to stick with powdered sugar or you can't
even tell what it is, lol.
I took cake decorating classes when my daughter was a baby: I made her a doll cake that looked like Belle, and a castle cake for her fifth birthday - now it turns out, she really doesn't like cake - at all. She's a pie person.
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this is a nice way to be creative
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I was looking at this book in Toys r us the other day. There are some cute ideas and most look pretty easy to execute.
1Any cake recipe works--I think the book just calls for certain flovaors of cake mix.