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| They each had a homemade beehive cake |
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| Black forrest cupcakes for the guests. And they were yummy! |
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| honey pot cake pops |
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| And of course we had to make the yummy tigger tails |
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| We purchased wooden spoons and forks and stamped the handles with blue chevron print |
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| I was supper excited when I found these yellow with black stripe pom poms at Hobby Lobby to make bees with |
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| I cut out tags and Amanda stamped these cute bees on them for a place where guests could write their name for their drink |
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| My husband had a friend cut these adorable wood cut outs of Pooh and Tigger. Then Amanda spent quite a bit of time painting each one. |
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| Material flag banners were made to decorate with, outside and inside |
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| Amanda spent some time making a bee hive as a decoration |
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| Every month she would take a photo of them by a chalk board as they were growing and made this cute picture banner and photo display |
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| I printed out Pooh with a cute saying and she had each guest add their thumb print and write their name by it, so it could go into their baby albums. |
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| My husband cut the wood slabs and we put together this cupcake stand. This served as the center piece on the food table |
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| Mom and Dad putting their thumb print on |
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| Cake smash time |
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| Hey does your cake taste like mine |
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| Mom I think I have had enough |
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| Ok I am ready for a bath |
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| a quick rinse in this tub. Boy did they have fun! |
