As you can see, I included scrubs, hearts with EKGs, syringes, band aids, and pills. I think my favorite ones are the band aids. Is that weird?
Besides the heart shaped cookies, I had to improvise to get the right shapes with the cookie cutters I already had. The scrubs are from a baby onsie cookie cutter with the bottom cut off. The syringes are made out of a baby bottle cookie cutter. The pills and the band aids were made using round cookie cutters and a pizza cutter to remove the edges.
I used my standard icing technique to decorate the cookies. Check out some of my other sugar cookie posts here, here, and here to see how. I also used edible ink markers to add the stethoscope, EKG lines, band aid dots, and syringe details.
Personally, I think every milestone and occasion in life should be celebrated with sugar cookies. Here's to wishing my friend good luck!
Hi, I’m Jordan – a work at home mom with 3 super fun little boys. I love entertaining guests and want to help you make entertaining easy!
7 comments on “Nursing Sugar Cookies”
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These are amazing, Jordan! Pinning to my cookies board. 🙂
I love these. My daughter graduates nursing school this week. Is there a place to get the cookie and icing recipes? I would love to learn to make these.
I like to use the recipes from the Fancy Flours website. They taste great, and they have really good baking tips.
The scrubs I got are a little stiff, I bought figs scrubs for men for a Halloween costume so I wasn't super concerned about that. I bought a smaller size than the size chart suggested and they fit perfectly.
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Hi Jordan,
Do you sell your cookies
Hi Glynda! I do sell my cookies, but only locally in El Paso 🙂