🫧 5. The Silly Bubble Tea Party
After the regular tea party, turn the cups into a bubbly washing station. Put a little foaming soap into the cups and let kids make overflowing pretend “bubble tea.” Scrub the cups with their little toothbrush, rinse them, and start all over again.

🧁 6. Mud-Pie Café & Tea Shop
Take the tea party outdoors. Kids can make pretend cakes, cupcakes, and cookies from dirt, sand, leaves, petals, or other nature finds. The spray and squeeze bottles become perfect tools for adding just enough water to their creations. Then the Wash Kit is ready for the gloriously messy dishes afterward.

🫖 My Little Tea Party

Pour, serve, wash & play again!

Turn My Little Wash Kit into a pretend tea-party station! Kids can host a tea party for dolls, stuffed animals, friends—or even their favorite backyard guests. Add a few inexpensive tea-party pieces and suddenly the washing, spraying, squeezing, and scrubbing become part of the game.

Want to Make Your Tea Party Even More Magical?

My Little Wash Kit gives kids the tools to spray, squeeze, scrub, rinse, and let their imaginations take over. You can play with toys you already have at home—or add a few simple tea-party extras to create an entirely new adventure.

We’ve gathered some of our favorite little teacups, pretend treats, mixing pieces, and tea-party accessories to make it easy to create your own setup.

🫖 Shop Our Favorite Tea Party Extras

🧁 1. Wash & Set the Tea Table
Give kids a few plastic teacups, saucers, spoons, and tiny plates. Before the party begins, they can use their My Little Wash Kit to spray, scrub, rinse, and get everything ready for their guests. Then set the table and let the party begin!

🌸 3. Make Flower-Petal Tea
Collect fallen flower petals and leaves from around the yard and add them to cups of z for a beautiful pretend garden tea. Kids can mix their creations, serve them to dolls or stuffed animals, and then wash everything afterward. (Pretend play only—don't drink it.)

💦 2. Pouring & Mixing Tea Station
Fill the Wash Kit squeeze bottle with water and let kids practice filling their little teacups. Add a tiny amount of child-safe food coloring to water for pretend pink, purple, or yellow “tea.” They can pour, mix, refill, and create their own pretend tea recipes.

🧸 4. Teddy Bear Tea Party
Invite stuffed animals and dolls to the table. Kids can decide who gets which cup, serve everyone pretend tea, and then use their Wash Kit to wash all the dishes when the party is finished.

👑 7. Princess Tea Party
Add crowns, costume jewelry or favorite princess dolls and turn the washing station into a Royal Tea Party. Kids can prepare the royal dishes, serve the guests, and wash everything for the next royal celebration