Boosts creativity and social skills
Encourages creativity, cooperation, and social skills during group play.
Why customers love it
This charming tea party set lets kids host their own pretend coffee shop or afternoon gathering, complete with realistic cake slices, cookies, and coffee accessories. It's designed to spark imaginative play while helping little ones practice fine motor skills through slicing and serving.
Encourages creativity, cooperation, and social skills during group play.
Helps practice fine motor skills through slicing and serving.
Realistic cake slices, cookies, and coffee accessories for imaginative play.
Durable plastic pieces sized for small hands and built for repeated play.
Setup
Place the round cake on the table, ready for pretend slicing.
Use the play knife to cut through the Velcro-connected slices for realistic pretend prep.
Serve the cake slices, cookies, and coffee to friends for a delightful tea party.
Specs
This charming tea party set lets kids host their own pretend coffee shop or afternoon gathering, complete with realistic cake slices, cookies, and coffee accessories. It's designed to spark imaginative play while helping little ones practice fine motor skills through slicing and serving.
Perfect for children aged 3 and up, this set turns any moment into a delightful pretend tea party experience.
Everything you might want to know before you order.
Free standard shipping
To United States: 1–3 business days processing, then 7–15 business days in transit. Estimates, not guaranteed dates.
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