Made for little hands
Little Bakers was made by a parent for a 2½-year-old. Everything works with a tap or a drag.
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No reading needed
Pictures, sounds and gentle wiggles show the way. Recipe cards show the ingredients as pictures.
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Nothing is ever wrong
A silly mix just becomes a new friend to feed. There is no way to lose.
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Big, forgiving targets
Big tap targets and forgiving drops.
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Phones, tablets and computers
Play in landscape on a phone or tablet, or on a computer. Add it to the home screen and it plays offline.
From the shelf to a friend
A cake, start to finish.

Mix
Pick ingredients from the shelves, drop them in the bowl and stir.

Bake
Turn the oven knob, wait for the ding, and tap the oven to take the treat out. Pancakes go in the pan, drinks in the blender.

Decorate
Drag toppings on, move them around, tap to make them bigger or smaller.

Share a slice
Cut a slice in two slow cuts and carry it to the plushie friend, who eats it in happy little bites.
13 recipes to discover
Each new recipe pops up as a little card the first time it is made, and goes into the recipe book.
Cake
Carrot cake
Chocolate cake
Pumpkin muffin
Pizza
Omelet
Pancakes
Chocolate pancakes
Banana smoothie
Strawberry smoothie
Chocolate milkshake
Berry smoothieThe cookie workshop
The kitchen slides over to a second counter. Roll the dough flat, press the cutters in, and bake. Then decorate each cookie up close, with icing in six colours, glossy piping and sprinkles.
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All year
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Halloween 1 October to 7 November
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Christmas 1 December to 6 January

Plushie friends
A soft, stitched teddy bear shares every treat. Kitty, Puppy and Unicorn are on the way.
Friends dress up for the occasion: a party hat when there is a candle, a Santa hat for Christmas treats, a little witch hat for Halloween ones.
Silly mixes become blobs
Put a sock, a rubber duck or a lollipop in the bowl and you don't get a cake. You get a blob. Feed it toppings and it changes: blueberries turn it purple, cheese gives it holes. Every blob goes into the sticker book.
Coins and the little shop
Every meal shared with a friend earns a coin for the glass jar. Coins buy new ingredients, toppings and tools at the market stall, and each one arrives wrapped as a present.

