Baking class for children
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Hi parents,
I was thinking of bringing my boy to baking class during june holiday, he is only 4.5 year old. any recommendation where is good?
I only managed to google Genius R us. but they seem to have 3 days camp kind of thing. I prefer half day kind or few hours kind. :lol: -
found another one:
http://www.bakerzin.com/kids_bakingworkshop.asp
Geniusrus is very expensive! -
Hiya smurf
Hpw about cooking at home... cheaper :lol: -
cannot lah...I hate cleaning up after 'teaching' him cooking.

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Hi,
Take a look at the baking classes organised by People's Association held at community centres. The classes are for few hours and charges cheaper than the baking schools. Only thing is the environment is not as good.

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My dd attended 2 or 3 sessions (i think it was 2 hrs if i remember correctly) at Bakerzin, UE Square. She enjoyed it and yes, the cost is higher but you have a clean environment ! Call them up for their schedule if you are interested. Is more the cupcake, muffin type and you get to bring back souveniers - photos/chef apron and hat etc plus the food of course!
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smurf:
cannot lah...I hate cleaning up after 'teaching' him cooking.

Ah, but good chance to 'teach' him to clean up hahahahaha! -
Thanks westmom for the recommendation and reviews. just now I googled and found it. hee.
Clarabella: cannot lah, he is only 4.5, he mess up kitchen more leh.
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