Here we have a step-by-step tutorial of how to make this heart-felt, heart-filled little fuzzy pinata cake. Courtesy of Tablespoon.

You can use food coloring to match the colors of your favorite soccer team. So make some different colored layers inside the cake and fill it with tiny wrapped chocolate footballs to surprise your

little athletes! Recipe provided by BBC Goodfood.  

There's a recipe for this lovely, pale-green buttercream Easter cake filled with tiny candy eggs. Little eggs adorn the top of this cake by Bakes By ChiChi.

Pink and blue sprinkles decorate a surprise-inside vanilla cake that reveals with colored candies whether the infant that's coming is a boy or a girl. Sweet & Savory

By Shinee has the recipe.

This cute lama smash cake is filled with candy and has a real looking pinata frosting with multi-colored buttercream ruffles! The how-to is from Bubble & Sweet.

When your kid just wants a Rice Krispy cake -- and nothing less -- this may be the cake for you! Recipe by Spaceships & Laser Beams.

Afternoon Crumbs baker Nicole made this Star Wars cake for a child's 7th birthday celebration. Along with the famous characters of Chewbacca,  BB8 and the Millennium Falcon, it also

has a Kylo Ren with a candle lightsaber.  The round death star is a mini pinata with candy inside!

This swirling rainbow cake is filled with colorful candy and the fondant icing is topped with a fondant unicorn and a pretty rainbow. Fabulous Cheer in Cake Central created

this cake for anyone who wants to feel like they're hallucinating.

Filled with sour gummy worms and candies, this cute and fat puffer fish was made with fondant scales and pink/blue cake flesh. The Bake More Blogspot has the how-to.