LeapFrogMusical Rainbow Tea Party (Frustration Free Packaging)

Bought as a gift for granddaughter. She loves it. Nice sturdy, colorful pieces.

I bought these for my granddaughter for Christmas, and she loved them. We have been drinking a lot of pretend tea lately. I like the fact that the tea pot will interact with her, ask her for a certain color of cake, etc. Very entertaining.

I'll be comparing this to the FP (fisher price) sweet Manners tea set in terms of interactive-ness and accessories. Last year I got the FP set.This year I got the leapfrog one and right out of the box I could already spot many differences. Rather than boasting just songs that describe its accessories it has many cute features such a a mirror under the lid, an open front that actually let's you see the "tea" inside, and it reacts to small things like leaving the lid open. Leaving the lid open too long will cause it to ask you to close the lid before the tea gets too cold, if you pour the tea too much or too long it tells you to "brew" a new batch by pressing a certain button. So already just by those small miniscule details it's already far more fun to play with.The FP set only has a tray with a few fake treats on a shap tray, a spoon, and a sugar thing that can't even be removed. It only sings songs and talks about the treat tray.This set has a cake tray, each cake is an individual color and slice, with a picture on each, both sets come with two cups, and both have a pouring sound when tipped.I'm happy to say unlike our FP set this one doesn't glitch and make the pour sound for no reason. An added bonus is both my kids love it. Especially my little boy. :) win win!

Cannot recommend this enough! My daughter adores it. She played with one of these sets over at my friend's daughters' house, and she was obsessed. I got one for my little girl as a Christmas present, and she was THRILLED. This was the first present she opened, and then she didn't want to open anything else for a while because she was too busy playing with it haha. I like that it has 2 different loudness settings. The "tea" (represented by colored wave-y lights) inside actually goes from looking full, to half-full, to empty (no light). The teapot tells you how much tea is left. The real object of the 'game', if you will, is to match the color of the tea - represented by the light on inside - to the piece of cake. It took me a bit of time to get this concept. Also because my daughter kept fiddling around with it and I never actually heard it get to the part where it tells you to match the tea to the similarly-colored cake piece. The teapot will sing a song while cycling through all of the colors, then end on one color at random and ask you to find the piece of cake which goes with it. Good for receptive language skills! I'm a therapist who works with children with language disorders, and I think I'll probably end up being a 2nd one to use with my patients. You can target receptive language, expressive language (discussing what is happening), social skills/pragmatics (sharing! turn-taking!), and more. Love it :)

My kids love this, after a few years we passed along the tea pot & cups, but my kids still play with the cake and plate.

My daughter and I purchased this for a birthday gift for her little sister. We wanted to get something for her that had a lot of cool pieces but not a lot of little tiny pieces. This did the job and she seems to really like it.

My grand baby girl plays with that every day.it talks and light color change and make water sound kept her busy and happy.

Only get two mugs. I do daycare. This means the Barista must constantly fill the coffee cups and share cups... Ugh we try.. we really do. But the pie is fantastic until everyone wants strawberry. Finally I had to hide it all in the washing machine to stop the fighting. Obviously it was a big hit! Go buy it now!