I want to capture the joys of being one. I want to document the look on their face when eating the cake Those are moments so precious that you can't even describe them with the letters of the alphabet. They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, but I contend that a picture is worth far more. A picture captures impalpable essence.

You have a vision for what you want the cake smash session to look like, I want to help you create your vision. I have some tips that can help make your vision happen.

I previously mentioned how some one years olds can be scared of the cake, because of this here are somethings I recommend that can help so they aren't scared:

1- Let your child try cake five days before the session so they are use to what cake taste like.

2- Let your child play with a cupcake four days before the session so they can get use to digging in the cake and feeding them self cake.

3- Let your child play with frosting three days before the session so they can get use to the feel of frosting.

Some one year olds get scared because they are at a new location that they are unfamiliar with, here are somethings I recommend that can help them feel comfortable.

4- Bring their favorite toy.

5- Bring their favorite book

6- If your child still takes a pacifier, bring one with you in case they need to calm down.

7- Lastly, make sure your child is well rested, if they skip their nap they can become cranky and irritated. Even if they like the cake they can refuse to eat it from being overly tired.