Baketivity: Kids Baking Club Plans and What You Get

Baketivity is a baking subscription for kids aged about 4 to 16. Each month brings a new themed kit with pre measured dry ingredients, a step by step illustrated recipe guide and STEM activities that explain the science behind what is happening in the oven.

You only add a few fresh ingredients like eggs, butter or milk. The idea is simple: parents skip the shopping and measuring, and kids get a project they can actually finish and eat. All ingredients are kosher certified, and shipping is free on every subscription.

Smiling boy in a Baketivity chef hat holding a heart shaped treat — Baketivity turns baking into a monthly family activity

Baketivity plans and prices

Plan	Price per kit	Notes
Monthly	$36.95	Cancel anytime
3 months	$34.95	Paid upfront
6 months	$29.95	Paid upfront, bonus apron set
12 months	$27.95	Paid upfront, lowest price per kit
Shipping	Free in the US	Ships to international addresses too

How Baketivity works

Pick a plan, from month to month up to a full year. Longer plans are paid upfront and bring the price per kit down, and Baketivity almost always runs an intro deal on the first kit plus a bonus like an apron or a seasonal kit. A new themed kit then arrives every month.

Each recipe is designed for kids to follow with minimal help: younger children need a parent nearby, while tweens can usually run the whole thing alone. You will need basic equipment such as mixing bowls, a whisk, measuring cups and a baking pan.

Two kids opening a Baketivity baking kit on the kitchen counter — Each kit arrives with pre measured dry ingredients

What’s in a typical Baketivity kit

Pre measured dry ingredients in labeled packets
A step by step illustrated recipe guide
STEM activities and fun facts tied to the recipe
Decorations such as sprinkles, candy melts or cake pop sticks, depending on the theme
A new theme every month, from cake pops to pastries and breads
Bonus aprons or tools on some longer plans

Baketivity Cake Pops baking kit with ingredient packets and recipe guide — A typical kit: labeled ingredient packs plus an illustrated guide

Girl in a chef hat showing homemade cake pops and the Baketivity box — Kids get to show off a real result at the end

Allergies and dietary notes

Nuts are not part of the recipes, but some ingredients are made in facilities that also handle nuts, sesame, soy and gluten, so it is not a fit for severe allergies. Recipes call for real eggs, and substitutes work but may change the result. All included ingredients are OU kosher certified.

Parents and a toddler baking together with a Baketivity kit — Younger kids bake with a parent, older ones on their own

Boy in a Baketivity apron shaping pretzels next to a baking tray — Recipes teach real kitchen skills, from kneading to shaping

Is Baketivity worth it?

Yes, if you want a screen free monthly activity that kids will actually look forward to, and you value skipping the shopping and measuring. The 6 or 12 month plan is the sweet spot. If your kids already bake often and you have a stocked pantry, a recipe book is far cheaper.

Pros

Pre measured ingredients mean almost no prep
Real recipes kids can finish and be proud of
STEM learning built into each kit
Free shipping on subscriptions

Cons

Expensive per batch compared to buying ingredients
You still need eggs, butter or milk and basic tools
Not suitable for severe nut or gluten allergies
Best prices require paying for months upfront

Best alternatives to Baketivity

Looking for more subscription boxes for kids? Here are the best alternatives:

Baketivity vs Raddish Kids: Raddish is a cooking club for kids with recipe cards, a tool and skill lessons, but no ingredients.
Baketivity vs KiwiCo: KiwiCo sends science and engineering projects by age group, more variety beyond the kitchen.
Baketivity vs Green Kid Crafts: Green Kid Crafts focuses on eco friendly STEAM and craft kits.
Baketivity vs Little Passports: Little Passports explores world cultures and science through monthly kits.

Baketivity FAQ

Is there a Baketivity coupon?

Baketivity runs an intro offer almost all the time, often a heavily discounted first kit on the 12 month plan plus a free bonus kit or apron. Check the banner on the homepage before you order.

How do I cancel Baketivity?

The monthly plan can be canceled anytime from your account or by contacting customer support. Multi month plans are paid upfront, so check your renewal settings in your account if you do not want the plan to continue after the last kit.

Is Baketivity worth it?

For families who want a fun monthly project, yes. The convenience and the kid friendly guides are the real value. For frequent home bakers, the ingredients alone are cheaper at the store.