My boy's three-year-old birthday cake by Creamy Yummy Bakery

This is a belated post about my son's birthday cake for his third birthday last month. When he turned two last year, I ordered this birthday jelly cake for him from a home-based baker, Wendy (Creamy Yummy Bakery).

This year, I go back to Wendy again. Before I ordered, I asked my boy about what kind of cake he wanted. He said chocolate and strawberries, two of his favorite foods on earth at the moment. So, I sent Wendy a private message on Facebook and told her I wanted chocolate sponge cake with strawberry cream and decorated with fresh strawberries. She sent me a photo of a sample cake and its price, and I agreed to it right away.

When we went to collect the cake, it was presented to us, professionally placed in a cake box, complete with candle and a serving knife.

Creamy Yummy Bakery's sticker.

Time to sing Happy Birthday!

Let's slice and eat!

The chocolate sponge cake was divine! The crumbs were moist, fine, and sort of melt in the mouth; not too sweet as well. Perfect! It'd be great if there's more of the strawberry cream between the chocolate sponge layers. Fresh chocolate-dipped strawberries were arranged beautifully on top of the cake, alongside some mini chocolate wafers.

If you need custom-made cakes for occasions and mooncakes, you should really check out Creamy Yummy Bakery. Wendy the friendly and talented home-based baker will assist you. :)

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This is not a sponsored post. Wendy didn't require a review but I gladly blogged about this birthday cake because I loved it so much.

I'm listing Creamy Yummy Bakery on my Featured Mommypreneurs list.

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My boy turns two :)

Orange Jelly Cake by Wendy Lee

Complete with a number "2" candle

The boy's birthday celebration is sweet and simple. Last year, we ordered a Chocolate-Banana Mille Crepe Cake for his first birthday. This year, we order this Orange Jelly Cake with jelly cars for his second birthday from a talented home baker, Wendy Lee.

The boy is wearing a customized yellow tee with his name and a red choo-choo train. :)

He's more interested in playing with the jelly cars by stacking pieces of jelly like playing Lego. He calls them truck. They do look more like trucks. LOL!

He's also very excited opening up his presents from family and friends. :)

Spotting his new red helmet. :)

The next day, we bring him out to walk-walk-see-toys (that's his way of saying window shopping). The moment he sees Thomas the train, he says, "Choo-choo train! Sit, sit! Money, money. Mama. Please?" 

:D

Really, no more little anggugu baby. He's officially a little boy now. :)

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Very meaningful. :)

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