Comments on: Planning a Children’s Etiquette Tea Party http://www.teapartygirl.com/planning-a-childrens-etiquette-tea-party Teaching the Beautiful and Simple Afternoon Tea Thu, 29 Jul 2010 15:30:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: DeeJay of Memphis http://www.teapartygirl.com/planning-a-childrens-etiquette-tea-party#comment-1674 DeeJay of Memphis Mon, 17 Dec 2007 18:21:32 +0000 http://www.teapartygirl.com/planning-a-childrens-etiquette-tea-party#comment-1674 I recently had a Holiday tea party for my daughters (age 8 and 9). We had a total of 6 girls in party dresses. The menu was simple, pbj uncrustables, pizza puffs, chicken salad, fruit, quiche, and petit fours. We tried and herbal tea, but the girls didn't like it. I had punch as a back-up. The highlight of the party was the the Etiquette Game. The girls were observed throughout the tea and a muscial teapot was given to the girl who displayed the best manners. I recently had a Holiday tea party for my daughters (age 8 and 9). We had a total of 6 girls in party dresses. The menu was simple, pbj uncrustables, pizza puffs, chicken salad, fruit, quiche, and petit fours. We tried and herbal tea, but the girls didn’t like it. I had punch as a back-up. The highlight of the party was the the Etiquette Game. The girls were observed throughout the tea and a muscial teapot was given to the girl who displayed the best manners.

]]> By: Steph W http://www.teapartygirl.com/planning-a-childrens-etiquette-tea-party#comment-1110 Steph W Tue, 23 Oct 2007 13:55:17 +0000 http://www.teapartygirl.com/planning-a-childrens-etiquette-tea-party#comment-1110 I love, Love, LOVE that photo! :-) :-) :-) So sweet - and they even look like they're enjoying themselves! I love your tips, as well. Thanks! My favorite etiquette tip is to teach kids that once something has been used, it never goes back on the table (including the napkin, until the meal is over). I love, Love, LOVE that photo! :-) :-) :-)
So sweet - and they even look like they’re enjoying themselves!

I love your tips, as well. Thanks! My favorite etiquette tip is to teach kids that once something has been used, it never goes back on the table (including the napkin, until the meal is over).

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