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Sip and See and Welcome Baby Treats on Staten Island

Individually wrapped treats with the baby's name on them, made for a party where guests come and go all afternoon.

The short answer

A sip and see is the party you throw after the baby is born, so guests can meet the baby. Sprinkled Sweets makes welcome baby treats for it on Staten Island: hand decorated Oreos with the name and birth date, dipped pretzel rods, rice krispie treats, jumbo marshmallows, cake pops and cakesicles. Pricing starts at $40 a dozen and packages start at $150. Count two to three pieces per guest and pick up locally on Staten Island.

Why a sip and see needs different treats than a baby shower

A baby shower is a seated party. Everybody arrives at one o'clock and eats dessert at the same moment. A sip and see is nothing like that. People stop by for twenty minutes on their way somewhere, hold the baby, take a picture, and leave.

That changes what you put out. A sheet cake sitting on a table for four hours dries at the edges and the last guest gets the sad corner piece. Individually wrapped treats sit out the whole time, look as full at four o'clock as they did at noon, and a guest can pick one up with one hand while holding the baby with the other.

What to put on the table

How many to order

The counting math for a sip and see is different because guests overlap instead of sitting down together. Plan for two to three pieces per person invited, not per person in the room.

If you are also serving a cake or a cookie tray from the bakery, drop to two pieces per guest. If treats are the entire dessert, stay at three. More on this in the guide to how many treats per person.

Colors that work for a welcome baby party

Most people carry over whatever they used for the gender reveal, which is a fine shortcut. But softer palettes read better in newborn photos. Sage and cream, dusty blue and white, blush and gold, terracotta and ivory. Two colors, three or four treat shapes.

Welcome baby treat pricing

TreatWhat you getPrice
Custom OreosHand dipped, name and birth date lettered on$45 / dozen
Rice Krispie TreatsDipped, drizzled, sprinkled$45 / dozen
Pretzel RodsDipped and finished in your colors$40 / dozen
Jumbo MarshmallowsDressed up, price depends on design$45 to $55 / dozen
Cake PopsBite sized cakes on a stickSpecial order
CakesiclesFilled cake in a popsicle shellSpecial order
Edible photo printingThe newborn photo printed on the treatAdds $10 to $15 / dozen

Packages are $150, $225 and $325. Full breakdown on the pricing page.

Putting the baby on the treats

Hand lettering the name, the birth date, the weight and the length is included. The actual hospital photo on the Oreos is edible photo printing, which adds $10 to $15 a dozen. Newborn close ups print better than most people expect. Send the highest resolution file you have and I will tell you how it will come out first.

Timing when the baby sets the schedule

Two to three weeks of lead time still applies, but you often will not know the party date until the baby is a week or two old. Text me while you are still pregnant with a rough window, then confirm the exact date once you pick it. Nothing is due until then, and there is no rush fee. If you are already inside a week, read the notes on last minute orders.

How ordering works

Payment

Venmo at @jennine-pece, Zelle to 718-715-5740, or cash at pickup. A 50% retainer reserves your date and the rest is due when you pick up. See the full payment options.

Common questions

What is a sip and see party?
A sip and see is a casual get together after the baby is born, usually four to eight weeks in, where friends and family meet the baby. There are no games and no gift opening. Guests come in waves, hold the baby, eat something sweet, and go. That is why individually wrapped treats work better than a cake.
How much do welcome baby treats cost on Staten Island?
Pretzel rods are $40 a dozen, custom Oreos and rice krispie treats are $45 a dozen, and jumbo marshmallows run $45 to $55 a dozen depending on the design. The Petite package is $150, the Classic is $225, and the Deluxe is $325.
How many treats do I need for a sip and see?
Because guests arrive and leave in shifts, count two to three pieces per person. For 20 guests the Petite package at $150 covers it. For 35 to 40 guests the Classic package at $225 is the right size. For 60 or more go with the Deluxe at $325.
Can you put the baby's name and birth date on the treats?
Yes. Hand lettered names, birth dates, birth weight and short phrases go on Oreos and cakesicles at no extra charge. A printed newborn photo is edible photo printing and adds $10 to $15 per dozen.
How far ahead should I order?
Two to three weeks is ideal, but babies do not read calendars. Text 718-715-5740 as soon as you have a date in mind and I will tell you what is still open. There is no rush fee.
Can guests take treats home for someone who could not come?
Yes, and most do. Every treat is individually wrapped and can be tied with a ribbon and a small tag, so a guest can grab an extra for a grandparent or a neighbor on the way out.

Keep reading

Baby Shower TreatsFirst Birthday TreatsCustom OreosCustom Treat Prices

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