Mini rock cakes
These rock cakes have a lovely crunchy top and are soft in the middle they are perfect for an afternoon snack or to pop in the lunchbox
Happy faces cupcakes
Watch your kids faces light up with joy, when they decorate these easy happy face cupcakes with yummy lollies. It's the perfect family activity for a relaxing Sunday afternoon.
Nutella and banana bread
Banana bread is a very popular recipe for kids - and this Nutella version is a lovely twist on this reliable recipe. Simply add half a cup of Nutella to the cake mixture before you put it in the oven and swirl though the mix. Yum!
Cherry Mars Bar slice
This is a great recipe for the kids to make, if you need to whip up something quick for a school fair or an activity for the kids in the weekend it is delicious.
Mini baked bean muffins
Mini muffins make a great snack for young children on the go or, as a lightweight snack for teenagers before sport. Theyre also great to pass around as a quick bite with drinks or at family gatherings.
Easy apple muffins
These easy apple muffins are great for kids to cook with some help from a grown up. They have minimal sugar and your little ones will love giving these a stir.
Fruit and honey muesli bars
These fruit and honey muesli bars are sweet and chewy and great for an after-school snack. Make it on the weekend so the kids' snack are sorted for the upcoming week.
Blueberry, almond and orange cake
There's only one thing as good as the flavour of this nutty orange and blueberry cake, and that's the aroma that fills the house while it's baking. Just try eating only one slice!
Rich chocolate cake
This chocolate cake is rick and moist with a great nutty texture from the walnuts the whole family will love this fail safe recipe
Tombstone cupcakes
Want a spooky cupcake to liven up your Halloween table? These Tombstone cupcakes are easy-peasy and quick to make.
Cake mix apple and oat muffins
Try this cheaty muffin recipe when you want something quick and healthy for the kids' lunch boxes. Adding fresh apple and oats to a cake mix is an easy way to make sure you have a sweet treat to hand when time is of the essence.
Wholemeal apple crumble loaves
These wholemeal apple crumble loaves are a great afternoon treat and the kids can help in nearly every step of the method below. Perfect for winter lunch boxes.
Chocolate afghan biscuits
These chocolatey biscuits are a favourite kiwi snack and go beautifully with a cup of tea in the afternoon. Easy to make and perfect for using up the last of the cornflakes at the bottom of the packet, this will disappear in minutes!
Raspberry and nectarine crumble cake
It's worth taking the extra time to add the crumble topping to this fruity raspberry and nectarine cake - you'll be rewarded with a most delicious dessert or afternoon tea.
ABC muffins
The 'ABC' in these muffins stands for Apple, Banana and Cranberries and the kids will love these in their lunchboxes. If the kids aren't cranberry fans, you could substitute them with carrot, instead.
Wholemeal pear and ginger muffins
With fresh pears and wholemeal flour, these muffins are a healthy lunchbox choice.
Steamed jam pudding
While this pudding takes a while to steam, the bright red raspberry topping that runs down the lemony steamed pudding looks and tastes amazing. Perfect dessert for these cold winter nights.
Egg-free yoghurt cupcakes
These egg free cupcakes taste delicious with the yoghurt giving it a light creamy texture pop one in the lunch box or as a sweet treat with your cup of coffee
Red velvet cupcakes
Red velvet cupcakes these are delicious and who can say no to cream cheese icing the kids will have fun making these
3 ingredient Nutella muffins
These 3 ingredient Nutella muffins are a great after-school snack. They are quick and easy and just a little bit naughty!
Apple and cinnamon turnovers
Use frozen pastry sheets to make these sweet and spiced fruity puffs. They're wonderful while still warm from the oven and great as a sweet treat for lunch boxes when cold.
Choc chip scones
These delicious choc chip scones are perfect for an afternoon treat and sometimes I pop them into the oven when my kids go to bed so they can have them fresh in their lunch boxes the next day.
Rice cooker chocolate cake
This chocolate rice cooker cake is a simple recipe made in a standard rice cooker and couldn't be easier. Just whip it up, pop it in then press the start button on the rice cooker. It is perfect if you don't have an oven.
Apple and cinnamon scones
Everyone loves a scone - particularly kids! And the great news is that these apple and cinnamon scones are one of the easiest things for little people to make.
Brown sugar apple tray cake
This easy brown sugar and apple tray cake is such a great, simple cake to make. The kids can help every step of the way; from breaking the eggs to slicing up the apples. Perfect for their lunch boxes and with a cup of morning tea too!
Welsh cakes
A traditional snack in Wales, these warm buttery little cakes have the beauty of being cooked in a frypan - no waiting around for the oven to get hot! Made with pantry staples, quick to mix and even quicker to cook, these little treats can be whipped up while the kettle boils.
Glazed hot cross buns
Easter just isn't Easter without hot cross buns. Why not have a go at making your own this year using this simple hot cross buns recipe. Don't forget the glaze!
Chocolate cupcakes
This chocolate cupcake recipe will be one that you use over and over again. Its the perfect base for delicious birthday cupcakes and each batch
Strawberry, honey and buttermilk muffins
These strawberry, honey and buttermilk muffins are a kids dream. They are made with fresh strawberries and sweetened with honey, which makes them a mums dream too.
Smash cake
This cupcake has a shell made of chocolate and is filled with soft jellies and wrapped sweets. Get the birthday girl or boy to hammer it open for a surprise.