DO'S AND DON'TS

Some things I recommend you bring... 

• A drink! The icing can be super sweet for the kiddos. A sippy cup of milk or water will come in handy.
• Change of clothes. Everyone gets messy. A change of clothes for baby (and maybe even you) helps with cleanup. 
• Their favorite toy. This can be a little overstimulating for kiddos. Bringing a small piece of comfort helps keep them calm.
• An extra set of hands. This isn't necessary, but if mom/dad/grandma is available, that extra set of hands will help!

I know the first year of life is full of exploration for your little one, but I would hate for your cake smash session to be the time when a new food sensitivity or allergy comes up. 

For the safety of your baby, I DO NOT PROVIDE THE CAKE. Small cakes from Market Street, H-E-B, Kroger, etc. are the perfect size and price. 

You can also homemake the cake if you are the baking type! A LIGHT LAYER OF FROSTING is preferred when ordering or making your cake. The texture of icing is very strange to mo

Cake smash sessions are so fun and playful, but can definitely be overstimulating and overwhelming for your baby. Planning a time of day they are usually in the best mood will help this session be successful! Overall they will end up actually eating very little of the cake, so a meal or snack before the session will help their belly stay happy.