Tea Party
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Tea Party
Asked by K.J. from Phoenix
on July 12, 2007
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I am looking for a place to take my 7 and 9 year old nieces plus my 3 year old daughter, sister, and mother for my nieces birthday to have some afternoon tea with wher...
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- Since you live in Anthem, have you ever been to the Garden Angel Tea Room right in Anthem on the Super Wal-mart side? They have dress up clothes for boys and girls, e...
- It's called the Garden Tea Room in Anthem. It is over by Curves, Ray's Pizza, Scrapbooks to Remember, etc. It's a very cute place and their tea parties are very fun.
- Hi K., There is actually a place there in Anthem. It is across the highway from you on the left...there is a small church in there and a bunch of other businesses....
What Tea and Sandwiches to Make for Kids Tea Party
Asked by C.T. from San Francisco
on December 6, 2011
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Hi mamas,
I am having a tea party for a few little girls age 4-8. What tea do I serve? Something that the kids will like! Do I just sweeten it up a bit? Also, I need ...
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- I'd also offer a cream cheese and strawberry jelly sandwich (for those who don't like cucumber) and pbj/almond butter jelly options. Bigelow and Celestial Seasonin...
- Instead of tea, why not hot chocolate in the tea pot? Serve with mini marshmallows, of course! Make any kind of finger sandwich cut into little triangles... what do...
- You could also do chicken salad, tuna salad, pimento cheese, or tiny ham and cheese sandwiches with a little pinapple, turkey with some cranberry sauce or sliced apple...
Tea Parties?
Asked by T.F. from Dallas
on July 1, 2010
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Do you think 2 year old are to young for a tea party? Where us a good place to have a tea party?
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- Nah, get some plastic cups and some herbal tea and have a blast in your kitchen! I think they're probably a bit young to host a party outside of the house, though.
- Probably too young unless they are joining older girls. Of course, you could have a pseudo tea party. Use a plastic cup, have some cookies, use juice instead of tea, d...
- lol! I thought this question was going to be about something else! We're very political and HAVE taken our kids to "tea parties" in D.C., so I was prepared to talk abo...
Valentine Tea Party
Asked by M.D. from San Francisco
on January 28, 2012
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My daughter has been invited to a valentine tea party ,this is our first time so i am wondering what to bring for the kids (5-6 yr olds) , candies not an option since ...
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- For gifts: pencils pencil eraser toppers coloring pens small sketch pads kid's jewelry zipper pouches (the kind that go in a binder) Food: mini scones (iced ...
- Mini-muffins or cupcakes. I would go and look at the Dollar Stores in your area and look for pencils that are Valentine themed.
- My daughter and I are making rice crispy treats and will cut them into heart shapes and color them pink. :)
Politics - Tea Party?
Asked by M.!. from Columbus
on October 18, 2010
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Would someone be able to give me a simple answer on what the Tea Party is? I have tried following it in the news and I thought they were affiliated with the Republica...
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- I think this is an interesting question. One reason the Tea Party remains a mystery (and yet is so popular) is that there is no specific codified Tea Party per se; tha...
- The tea party are the people that are vocal about what they are against. At least that is what I think it means, it doesnt have any party lines, it's just the people ...
- The tea party began right after President Obama began his presidency and began pushing laws through congress that were unpopular with many americans. "Stimulus" bills...
Princess Tea Party
Asked by J.B. from Albuquerque
on June 26, 2009
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my girls are having a princess tea party tommorrow afternoon in their princess class at kids kollege. the teacher asked that we bring treats for 11 little girls. iam a...
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- I love all of the other ideas! Here's one more. You can either buy pre-made sugar cookies or make your own from scratch or a package (I personally like the refrigera...
- I would do either cupcakes or cookies,(less mess) and make them look like princess crowns, flowers, or tea cups. Good Luck!
- How fun! Here are some ideas for you from http://www.partyshelf.com/princess_tea_party.htm Tea Sandwiches - Use wheat, rye, or white sandwich bread and cut off t...
6 Year Old Tea Party
Asked by N.L. from Chicago
on March 28, 2011
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This year, we have decided to do an in-home birthday party for my 6 year old daughter. I would like to do a little tea party theme. I am thinking of finger sandwiche...
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- When my oldest turned 5 we had a tea party. I made invitations shaped like a teapot from cardstock. Then you pulled a "tea bag" which was cardstock and a piece of ri...
- We had a tea party for my 7 year old daughter just for fun a few months ago. She invited 6 friends. We made finger sandwiches and fruit bowls for lunch. They sat at th...
- How fun! We did a family tea party birthday party/dinner for my oldest daughter when she was around that age. We had a tea pot cake (with smaller tea cup cakes (not cu...
Help with 6 Year Old Tea Party
Asked by A. from Minneapolis
on September 21, 2007
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My daughter is wanting a tea party for her 6th birthday party. I have no idea where to start. She got the idea from a picture in a magazine. I am needing decorating...
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- Hi A.! My name is M., I am the Education VP at Family Village, and mom of 2 girls. I e-mail my business partner Dana about your tea party question and below you will...
- A., Hi. A friend of mine forwarded me your message. I used to own a French B&B in Duluth and have thrown grown up tea parties for our local school...a fundraiser.....
- I'm not sure where you are, however, there's a tea room in downtown Hudson WI that specializes in this! So cute! I'm sure if you'd contact the Hudson WI Chamber of...
Fairy Tea Party
Asked by C.W. from Los Angeles
on February 17, 2011
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My sister is having a Fairy themed tea party for her 6 year old daughter. She asked me if i know of any good ideas for games or crafts
for the girls to do. Well (wit...
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- Have the kids make thier own treat bags for pennies. Get a stack of brown grocery sacks for free from your local food store. Print 15 coloring sheets of fairies (Look ...
- This might be helpful: http://lilblueboo.blogspot.com/2010/10/butterfly-birthday-party-made-easy.html
- Where does she live? In Los Angeles there is The Fairy Hunt which is a really creative theatric scavenger hunt in nature program www.afaeryhunt.com. Some of the Fair...
Tea Party Game Ideas?
Asked by C.M. from Washington DC
on February 5, 2012
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Hi! My daughter is having a tea party here for her birthday in a few weeks and I'm trying to come up with some games we could play. The only one I have found was to gi...
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- Its not really a game, but a craft, but it eats up time and might be fun. Why not get tissue paper in pretty colors and show them how to twist it and make poofy flower...
- Love it! Here are some traditional English games: http://www.child-tea-party-game-ideas.com/english-tea-party-games.html
- I would put three cups upside down and put a sugar cube under one of them and mix them up to see if they can guess where it is!
