L’s ultimate praise is to declare something ‘posh’ – and our teddy bears’ cafe this week was ever so. We know how to dine in style. Table cloths – fancy!
Vases of flowers on the table.
Waitress service. And real coffee for mummy 
And best of all, real biscuits.
What added extras do you use to turn everyday play into something just a little bit posh?
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What a cute tea party! It definitely is posh!
Frugally Green Mom
Oh, so sweet! I cannot wait for days like this with my little girl! And the fact that her favorite adjective is “posh” is just great. Love it.
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We love tea time at our house! The kids think it’s a big treat when we get out the delicate china cups and saucers. Since I got them either free or at thrift stores, I’m not worried about accidental breakage.
I love seeing posts that are simply about play. Most posts are about crafts and education so its nice to see kids just enjoying play time. The flower is a really nice touch.
I linked to this post today. You made me laugh because our tea party experience was the opposite of posh!
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We love tea parties! They’re also a great excuse to break out the real china, rather than just admiring it from through the glass doors. It makes the kids feel like VIPs.
[...] to spark play all ready for when a child comes home from school. Maybe teddy bears waiting for a tea party or some art [...]
[...] to spark play all ready for when a child comes home from school. Maybe teddy bears waiting for a tea party or some art [...]