Welcome back to more in the series Think Pink! Childrens Princess Tea Party Sets and Ideas! Now that we have several cute toy tea sets to pick from, it’s time to continue on with our fun tea party ideas by planning some pink princess games and activities. Like…

1. Remember the popular kids’ game, Pin the Tail on the Donkey? Here’s an updated Princess version that your child or grandchild will definitely take personally – in the most positive of ways. Before the party, take big roll of paper, like the Melissa & Doug Easel paper roll, unroll it a bit and have her lay on it. Then you trace around her whole body. After that, it’s time for her to decorate it however she likes, with plenty of pink of course. Make sure she colors in her hair on the paper BUT puts nothing on the hair.

Print out several copies of this cute princess crown clipart – at least two per guest.

During the party, have the children each decorate their own crowns. Set one aside for later. Take the other crown and use it to play Pin the Crown on the Princess, using the paper trace you made of your little one. We like to use scotch tape rather than thumbtacks to attach it. Double-sided scotch tape works especially well. You just put one piece on the back of each crown, twirl them three times, and watch them have fun connecting crown to paper princess.

2. Bubble Sceptors. – Provide each visiting princess with a bottle of bubbles like these cute princess bubbles or any type of bubble bottle along with a long bubble wand. Enjoy the delight of all the bubbles wafting around the children as they wave their “royal sceptors.”

3. After they are done with the bubbles and all is dry around them, it’s time to prepare their royal crowns. Using precut strips of pink construction paper (depending on the age of the girls, you made need to attach two strips together), have them attach the second of the crowns they decorated earlier to the middle of the paper strips with scotch tape or staples. Then provide sequins, stickers, buttons, and glitter so they can add little “jewels” that can be glued on with regular glue or you can help them with a hot glue gun.

4. If you have someone assisting you and a fast printer, take a picture of each princess. While they are enjoying the tea party, have your partner take the photos in, upload them to the computer, use a photo editor like iPiccy.com to save them as a coloring page, then print them out for the children to color. For example, I used iPiccy.com to turn this cute princess clipart (wouldn’t it be delightful for the invitations?)…

into this adorable princess coloring page

If that isn’t an option for your party, you can always print these princess clipart coloring pages out for them to decorate, after they’ve had an enjoyable time with their cute childrens toy tea sets, a delicious cupcake or three, and some sparkling juice “tea.”

When it’s time for each little princess to head home, send them on their happy way with a lovely gift bag full of goodies. I often like to get my bags at the Dollar store as they usually have such great choices to pick from or you can order princess goodie bag sets online. To do it yourself, I would suggest:

• More bubbles
• A giant ring
• Some candy – maybe in the shape of a ring
• Princess stickers
• Cute little bracelets
• Their coloring page
• Pink polka-dot balloons

Most important of all, have a lovely time, enjoy all your delightful new family memories, and snap lots of great photos. You and your little one will treasure the pictures of this adorable Princess tea party, complete with a very cute childrens tea set, for decades to come.

Thanks in large part to Disney, I suspect, our little girls and grandgirls are often enthralled with everything PRINCESS. Naturally, that includes fun and adorable princess toy and real tea party ideas and sets.

My granddaughters are no exception and we’ve all enjoyed plenty of fun with our little girl pink princess tea parties. Today being a lovely Pink Saturday, it seems like a fun topic to explore, don’t you think? And I have to tell you, I have so many fun ideas, it will take me two or three posts to share them all with you!

Children’s Princess Toy Tea Sets

Of course, a childrens tea party must start with a cute children’s toy tea set. And I found three fun Disney princess tea sets for this.

First, is a little girls tea set that has been around for awhile, because it is so popular with the young and the young at heart. My grandchildren thoroughly enjoyed this adorable Disney Pink Princess toy tea set and I’m so glad they continue releasing them. Who knows, maybe our great-grandchildren will someday enjoy them as well!

It’s a 17-piece toy tea set that comes complete with a teapot and sugar bowl with lids, a creamer, four tea cups and sauces, and four spoons.

If you’d like a bigger tea set instead, or more pieces to add to the princess tea set, they also have a coordinating dinnerware set that is quite adorable. This one is a 30 piece set that includes a teapot, creamer, and sugar bowl – all  with lids, four cute tea cups and saucers, four plates – perfect for holding a pink princess cupcake, and four each of knives, spoons, and forks.

As you can see from the pictures, the shapes are not the same. Either works fine for the little kids as stand-alone toy tea sets but for large families, or a big party, it might be fun to mix and match them.

Big Girls Disney Princess Porcelain Tea Set

For those granddaughters who have outgrown this cute set but have not outgrown their love for the Disney princesses, take a peek at this exquisite girls porcelain tea set. It’s definitely not a toy tea set for the very young unless you supervise quite closely. But isn’t it gorgeous! I know quite a few grown-ups who would also love this set!

These Lenox fine porcelain princess tea sets for children each have a teapot with three of the Disney princesses on it, along with two demi tea cups.  The teapot is five inches high and holds two cups. Each of the tea cups for this lovely set for older children is two inches high and can hold two ounces.

This would definitely be a special gift for a daughter or granddaughter who has started a collection of tea sets. I would probably get two sets but only use it for extra special Princess parties of 2-3 responsible older girls. Alternatively, you could give this a gift for their room and party decor, and use one of the cute but less fragile toy tea sets for the actual party fun.

Another unique idea for this delightful set is for your child to give it as a gift to a special grandmother for Mother’s Day, Christmas or her birthday along with an “IOU” for monthly tea parties together. Wouldn’t that put a huge smile on both faces!

More Ideas for Childrens Pink Princess Toy Tea Sets

Some other childrens tea sets that I’ve shared in the past would also work well for a fun princess tea party including Three Little Girls Tea Party Sets With Baskets for Your Sweet Easter Family Memories and Cute Butterfly Childrens Tea Sets Mean Spring Fun for You and Your Grandchildren, Even If It Rains

Be sure to check back for more creative pink princess tea party ideas – from games, to clipart, to a cute cupcake or two. See you soon.

Adorable Childrens Toy Tea Sets for Swimming Pools and Bathtubs

Spring is here with a wide mixture of temperatures from warm to chilly and back to downright hot. It may be a touch early to be thinking of swimming pools, but my grandkids are, thus I am too. So when I spotted these adorable childrens toy tea sets for swimming pools AND bathtubs, I had to share them with you for Pink Saturday.

Each set (for ages 3 and up) comes with a teapot, sugarbowl (including sugar cubes), and two tea cups and are made to float, fill, pour, and just plain have fun in the water with.

My first thought about them was to share them with the grandkids when we pull their little wading pools out and fill them. Those are so fun, lightweight, and easy to use that I often get them out in mid-spring if the weather turns warm early like this year. What fun we can have serving “tea” in the pool. For that matter, wouldn’t a grand child have a lovely time sharing this tea set with their favorite dolly. Or maybe the little friend down the street.

Cute Childrens Tea Party Ideas for This Fun Tea Set

If it’s time for a little grand-girls birthday, I am a big believer in small! One of our favorite childrens tea party ideas is to invite just one or two friends, three at the most  (with two of these children’s tea sets, of course) over, and have them wear their swimsuits. Imagine their huge smiles when they see a table with balloons, pink teapot, and pink cups, along with pink cupcakes and pink iced animal cookies.

Right beside that, a cute child’s swimming pool full of slightly warm water and adorable Happy Party rubber duckies. And on the other side, another table with pink bottles of bubbles, along with bubble wands and blowers. Maybe even some of those cute pink pinwheel bubble spinners, as well.

After they enjoy the cupcakes and cookies and juice (which is what we put in our tea sets), it’s time for the activities. Bubbles first, as they can be a bit messy. Then its time to head for the pool where they can play with their cute child tea set all over again, in the water. What fun!

Childs Toy Tea Sets That Are Great in Pool AND Bathtub

A great party for all! Then it’s time for the guest(s) to head on home, with a treasure bag full of cute pink candies and more bubbles just for them. And your child or grandchild can continue to enjoy those childrens tea sets all year long – in the pool AND in the bathtub. What fun for all!

P.S. Another fun tip about this cute child’s tea set. If you have a child or grandchild who is afraid of having their hair washed, try this. Let them play with the tea set pieces in the tub for a bit. Then when it’s time to wash their hair, make a special game out of rinsing the hair with the tea pot. It might help alleviate their concerns. ♥♥♥♥

Thinking of Easter Baskets and what to put in them? How about thinking “outside the box” with a sweet little girls Easter  tea set surprise that comes in its own basket? I just found three of the cutest kids toy tea sets, perfect for spring and perfect for a cute Easter surprise. And by not having to buy a separate basket, they’re even one of those practical yet creative ways to save money that we all appreciate. Take a look:

This is a Schylling tin tea set – it has a lovely retro look but is extra sturdy since it’s made of tin rather than being breakable. The pieces are on the mini side, which is fun for little girls to share it with their dolls.

It is a 14 piece set which includes service for 4. The cups measure 1.125″ tall and the basket is 8″ long. The recommended age for this set is 36 months – 10 years and, as you can see, it’s is a lovely addition to Schylling’s exclusive tin tea set collection complete with a tin basket. It got excellent reviews and looks to be a delightful addition to any little girls’ tea sets collection.

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Do you, like me, have a polka dot fan? This might be just perfect for her. This childrens porcelain tea party set is pink and blue with a delightful polka dot tablecloth, napkins, and basket. Perfect for spring, don’t you think?

This porcelain Alex Toy Mini Tea Set has 19 pieces including four cups, saucers, and napkins. Because it is also a mini set, it’s another fun one for our tiny grandchildren who love to have a fun doll tea party with their toy tea sets. It is, however, rated from 36 months to 8 years old.

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If you have older children, you might prefer this childrens deluxe ceramic tea set with a basket as the pieces are a bit larger than the other two.

The recommended age for this ceramic porcelain kids toy tea set is 8 years and up. It’s a 12 piece  set, serving four, and the cute tea pot holds eight ounces. And you’ll love this – it’s dishwasher safe. Always a favorite of mine!

All of these are adorable sets that would make a delightful treat for Easter. And think of your fun family memories that will come from having sweet little girls tea parties with your children and grandchildren. Tea, anyone?  ♥♥♥♥

Christmas Time. Those two words can cause a delightful sparkle in the eyes of children and grown-ups alike! Immediately, thoughts of snowflakes gently falling, colored lights twinkling all around, Christmas carols softly playing, and lovely gifts fancifully wrapped under a gaily decorated tree fill our minds. Not to mention all sorts of fun and cozy childrens tea party ideas just right for this holiday season. But what childs tea sets would work well? Oh the fun and delight of picking just the right one!

Here’s a delightful tea set for responsible children who can handle a lovely set that is breakable. You know how I love unique and collectible teapots! Isn’t this adorable!

And that’s not all! This set comes with a tea cup in a traditional size or a jumbo size.

There’s even a set of their unique teapots that come with mugs – not the traditional style for a tea party, but definitely fun. And if you are looking for childrens tea party ideas with a tea set for boys as well as girls, this could be just the right set for you!

Other complementary pieces you and your children or grandchildren might enjoy include this lovely cream and sugar set…

a cute dipping set, perfect for adding honey to biscuits or crumpets…

and how about a pretty platter for those biscuits, crumpets, not to mention cakes and cookies?

These lovely Earthenware tea set pieces are dishwasher safe, microwave safe, and even oven safe up to 340 degrees! Some of my favorite things!

While this set might not be for everyone, it’s definitely one of those gorgeous Christmas tea sets that are perfect for families who want something special to create special holiday memories as you enjoy your delightful tea party using your very special childrens tea set. Merry Christmas!