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I would do cake pops or mini cupcakes.

I voted for cupcakes, but I actually think you should just do donuts for everyone because donuts are superior to every other treat.

Does the local donut place also do donut holes? Instead of cake pops, could you put donut holes on a stick and have donut pops?

@Anagram: the dessert table looks amazing...where's the rest of the party pics?

I voted for cake pops, but like the donut pops idea mentioned.

@lamariniere: LOL the last birthday party we went a whole table of 2-5 year olds devoured their cupcakes the instant the candles were blown out. Then my son melted down when I wouldn't let him have another one because he wanted a different color frosting .

@ShootingStar: I was going to say the same! I was surprised, because my baby (obviously) doesn't eat sweets at all at 1 year--we didn't even give her own birthday cake. And we reallllllly limit sugary foods for my 3 year old, so she doesn't like many sweets. If you give her a cupcake, she'll lick off half the frosting and leave the rest. She's not into cake at all.

BUT, at our party--all the other parents were letting their kids have whatever and *many* kids had a mini cupcake, a macaron, AND a slice of cake! And one little girl had two slices of cake because she insisted on one from the pink cake and one from the purple.

Meanwhile, I gave my 3 year old a piece of her birthday cake, and she refused to taste it and instead and about 45 blueberries.

@ShootingStar: haha. At my DS's party (with 4-6 yos) every single plate had cake left on it. I think they all wanted to get back to playing!

@Anagram: @ShootingStar: hahaha OMG that always makes me laugh- my kid is absolutely not allowed to eat several desserts or a bunch of candy at parties. Other grownups think I'm so mean and tell me "It's just once a year!", but it's like twice a month if you count birthday parties and holidays.