| These tips and guidelines will help your
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| | PartyOne word about preparing your tea
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| child and all her guests enjoy their
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| | party. Your tea should be served from
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| party and learn proper manners.How much
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| | teapots. Tea bags are just too
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| you follow accepted etiquette really
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| | messy.Remember It's FunI've already said
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| depends on the age of your child and her
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| | this, but it's worth repeating. The most
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| guests.For a very young group you may
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| | important thing to remember is to make
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| find that simply instructing them to say
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| | sure your birthday child and all her
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| "please" and "thank you" and to ask for
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| | guests have fun. Observing proper tea
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| things to be passed rather than reaching
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| | party etiquette can be a fun part of the
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| for them is acceptable etiquette at your
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| | party experience, but you don't want to
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| party.As a parent it might be helpful if
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| | make your party atmosphere too stiff
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| you stand beside the table and gently
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| | because everyone is "worried" they will
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| offer guidance as you go. You could even
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| | make a mistake.Tea Party Etiquette Tips
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| start your party by giving all your
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| | and GuidelinesSince most tea party foods
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| guests a short lesson in this party
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| | are "finger foods" it is perfectly
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| etiquette.For older children you can use
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| | alright to eat with your fingers. If
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| more proper etiquette, but in either case
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| | something is a bit messy, use your fork
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| it will be necessary for you to instruct
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| | or spoon.Break off bite-sized pieces of
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| your child and their guests in the fine
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| | larger foods unless they are messy. In
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| art of tea party etiquette that you are
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| | that case, use your fork or spoonTake
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| expecting them to follow.Have funWhile
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| | bites of small sandwiches. Even if the
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| following good etiquette will make your
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| | sandwich is tiny, never put the entire
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| party more enjoyable and at the same time
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| | sandwich in your mouth.When you sugar
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| provide everyone with at least a little
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| | your tea, be careful not to dip the
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| education in proper manners, you don't
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| | serving tong or spoon into your tea.Stir
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| want your child or their guests to worry
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| | sugar or milk into your tea with your
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| about making a mistake.Make sure everyone
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| | teaspoon. When you are finished stiring,
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| understands that if they forget and make
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| | place your teaspoon on your cup
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| a mistake, it's all right. Tell them to
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| | saucer.Drink your tea by holding your cup
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| have fun and do their best to remember
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| | and saucer up to your chest, then take
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| the etiquette guidelines.Tea Party
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| | your teacup off of your saucer and bring
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| EtiquetteI've put together a list of
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| | your teacup up to your mouth and take a
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| helpful tips and guidelines that will
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| | drink.Don't slurp or gulp you tea. Just
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| help everyone better understand how to do
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| | take small sips.Hold your teacup
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| things properly at a tea party without
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| | normally, it is not necessary to "stick
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| getting too stuffy and formal. We are
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| | out your little finger" (your pinky)
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| after all putting together a party for
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| | while drinking your tea.If your tea seems
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| young girls.A Birthday Tea Party is a
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| | too hot to drink, place your cup back on
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| wonderful opportunity for your birthday
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| | the saucer and return your cup and saucer
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| child and her party guests to not only
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| | to the table to let your tea cool off.
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| have a lot of fun, but to learn proper
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| | Never blow on your tea.You should not
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| manners as well.Keep in mind the ages of
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| | reach across the table to pick things up.
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| your birthday child and her guests. For
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| | Instead, politely ask someone to pass the
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| very young children you can't expect them
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| | item to you. "Excuse me Cindy, could you
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| to understand or use much in the way of
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| | please pass the sandwiches?" Remember to
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| formal tea etiquette, so you may want to
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| | say "please" and "thank you" and "excuse
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| try using only a few simple tea party
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| | me."It's not polite to talk with your
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| etiquette guidelines.Send Your Guests The
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| | mouth full of food.Cover your mouth if
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| Etiquette GuidelinesIf you feel that your
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| | you need to cough or sneeze.Be careful
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| birthday child and her guests are old
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| | not to talk too much, let everyone have a
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| enough to understand, observe and use
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| | chance to join in the
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| more of the following tea party etiquette
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| | conversation.Remember to use your
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| guidelines, you might want to copy the
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| | napkin.Do your best to remember and use
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| list we've provided here and send these
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| | these etiquette tips and guidelines, but
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| guidelines along with your invitations,
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| | if you forget to do some things properly,
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| informing your guests that you will be
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| | don't worry, have fun.Thank You
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| following this list of tea party
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| | NotesAfter your child's tea party is
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| etiquette guidelines. That way, each
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| | over, proper etiquette also calls for
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| guest will have an opportunity to become
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| | thank you notes to be sent to your party
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| familiar with tea party etiquette and
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| | guests. This is a great project for you
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| will be more comfortable at your party.A
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| | and your birthday child to work on
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| Gentle Reminder - The Etiquette GameYou
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| | together.A Closing ThoughtThese simple
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| can also take a few minutes at the
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| | tea party etiquette tips and guidelines
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| beginning of your tea party to go over
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| | will help make your child's birthday tea
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| these simple guidelines with your guests
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| | party a great success and one they will
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| so that everyone can have fun doing their
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| | remember fondly for years to come.Mike
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| best to follow the proper etiquette that
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| | Dougherty has put together lots of
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| is expected. You can even make this into
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| | successful birthday parties for his
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| a game and reward the guests who observe
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| | children and grandchildren.
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| the best etiquette.Preparing Your Tea
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