Did you know that baking is a form of mindfulness? Psychologists say that baking can be a mindful activity and can help improve mental health and well-being.

Girls Growing Gracefully is committed to creating programming that addresses our children's social and emotional well-being. In keeping with our mission of cultivating healthy mother/daughter relationships and our commitment to cultivating confidence, creating connections, and caring for our community, we are excited to resume our Keep Calm and Bake Series.

Our Keep Calm And Bake ongoing series introduces your daughter or special girl to baking and helps her cultivate calm, creativity, connection, community, confidence, and character through baking.

Eboni Woodbury, a social worker and owner of Royal Kay Berries, has a passion for helping children and is a master at her craft. She will guide the girls in fun, educational, and interactive sessions that will pique their curiosity and provide life skills in and out of the kitchen. The environment will be inclusive, nurturing, and therapeutic. The curriculum has been designed to incorporate several learning objectives, which include baking as a STEM activity, food safety, using alternative ingredients due to food sensitivities, community service, and so much more.

2026 Sessions Date and Details

April 18th-Spring Renewal and Growth-Cupcake decorating/cupcake bouquet

May 16th-Berries and Roses-Mother/Daughter chocolate covered strawberries decorating class

August 15th-Fresh Start-Bake to School-Fruit Arrangement Class

October 17th-One Tough Cookie-Cookie Making

Space is limited, so register today!

To find out how Girls Growing Gracefully and Royal Kay Berries are positively impacting our communities, visit our websites

https://girlsgrowinggracefully.com/ https://royalkayberries.com/

Keep Calm and Bake 2026 Workshop Series

Cultivating calm, creativity, character, connection and community

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