Flora & Fauna Tea Set: How to Host a Pretend Tea Party
By Manhattan Toy | Published: 2026-11-05
Category: Handleidingen
Turn the Flora & Fauna Tea Set into a real pretend tea party. Learn what's in the box, how to set up the tray, and simple ideas for toddler play.
Start with the full set laid out
A pretend tea party works best when everything has a place. Before you invite your toddler to play, empty the box and lay out all the pieces from the Flora & Fauna Tea Set so you can see what you're working with. The set includes a tea pot with lid, a teabag holder, five teabags, two cups, two plates, two spoons, two lemon slices, three biscuits, a honey jar with dipper, a milk, and a serving tray.
That full inventory matters because it gives you a natural setup: the tray becomes the center of the party, and the cups, plates, and spoons tell your child where each guest sits. You don't need to add anything else to get started.
What's in the Flora & Fauna Tea Set
- Flora & Fauna Tea Set: Set includes 1 Tea Pot with lid, 1 Teabag holder, 5 Teabags, 2 cups, 2 plates, 2 spoons, 2 lemon slices, 3 biscuits, 1 honey jar with dipper, 1 milk, and 1 serving tray. Knowing the exact pieces helps you set up a complete tea party and check that nothing is missing before play.

Flora & Fauna Tea Set
Set up the tea party in three simple steps
You don't need a script—just a loose order that helps your child understand the flow of a tea party.
- Place the serving tray: Put the tray on a low, stable surface where your toddler can reach it. This becomes the tea party table.
- Set two places: Put one plate, one cup, and one spoon on each side of the tray. Add a lemon slice and a biscuit to each plate to make the settings feel complete.
- Add the tea pot and extras: Set the tea pot with lid near the center, along with the teabag holder, teabags, honey jar with dipper, and milk. These are the pieces your child will reach for most during pretend pouring and serving.
Why this wooden tea set works for pretend play
The Flora & Fauna Tea Set is designed to encourage imaginative role-play, motor development, and social learning skills. In practice, that means your child practices pouring, serving, and sharing—small actions that build hand control and turn-taking. The two cups and two plates naturally invite a second player, whether that's you, a sibling, or a stuffed animal guest.
Simple tea party ideas to try
Once the set is out, let your toddler lead. These prompts can help if play stalls.
- Take orders: Ask your child to pour tea for each guest. Use the cups and plates to show who is being served.
- Add lemon and honey: Offer the lemon slices and honey jar with dipper as extras. Your child can decide who wants them.
- Serve a biscuit: Put a biscuit on each plate. This adds a natural pause and a chance to practice sharing.
- Use the teabags: The five teabags and teabag holder let your child mimic steeping tea. Show how the teabag goes in the pot or holder.
What to know before you buy
The Flora & Fauna Tea Set is a wooden toy tea set for toddlers who enjoy role-play. The supplied information does not include care instructions, safety age recommendations, or material details beyond wood, so check the packaging or product page for those specifics before purchasing. The set is currently priced at USD 45.54, with a catalog comparison price of USD 66.00.
