The Itty Bitty Bakers Blog

There’s something magical that happens when kids step into the kitchen. Measuring flour, cracking eggs, or carefully decorating a cupcake might seem like simple tasks, but for children, these are moments of growth. At Itty Bitty Bakers, we’ve seen time and time again how kids in our baking classes blossom with confidence, independence, and pride. In Alabama, families are discovering how baking is more than just a fun activity—it’s a way to help children develop life skills

Discover why extracurricular activities like cooking classes are just as important as sports and music for your child's overall development.

Baking is more than just a fun hobby with a tasty end result. Baking is good for the soul and contributes to an overall sense of well-being, purpose, and joy. Young people today, with the world of technology and social media, are finding it harder and harder to find joy in their lives. By introducing your child to baking, you're cultivating joy from within. Read on to see the link between baking and your child's journey to joy.

"Who goes to your baking classes?" "What is a typical student profile?" I love these questions because they allow me to explain who our baking classes appeal to and why. There are several common characteristics of our Itty Bitty Bakers students. If you'll allow the generalizations, I'll explain the types of kids we see in class and maybe you can determine if our classes are right for your child.

May is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month. At Itty Bitty Bakers, we are passionate about mental health issues in children and are eager to contribute to their well-being. This month, we sought the expertise of Jessica Epperson, a Mental Health Counselor, for her guidance.