Like mistakes and dinner reservations, cakes are something every child should learn to make for him or herself. Give kids some sweet schooling with today's WagJag: for $22, you get a two-hour Kids Can Bake class at Bundt Cake Cravings (a $46 value).

Bundt Cake Cravings' kids' baking sessions gives pint-sized participants the chance to create sweet concoctions and make a mess of someone else's kitchen. Garbed in child-sized chef's hats and aprons, budding bakers take up their mixing spoons to prepare three bundtlette cakes. Kids select vanilla, chocolate, or brown sugar flavour for their cakes, then get down to the business of measuring, mixing and baking. When the flour settles, each student has three wee cakes to take home. Bakers proudly hoist their cellophane-wrapped wares to have their photo snapped, and are sent home with a certificate of achievement perfect for pasting into baby scrapbooks on the long-neglected "First Bundt Cake" page. With a maximum class size of four pupils, each student is guaranteed individual attention and tips on the merits of stirring clockwise versus counter-clockwise.