Teapot

The fisher price tea pot is a toy that can grow with a child. The child can use their imagination with these and pretend they are having a tea party or with their friends. The tea pot is engaging and has learnable phrases and fun colors to attract a child to them.

Perfect tea time

My daughters absolutely love this toy the light up features in the sounds make teatime so much more fun and entertaining!I love that you can change the settings as they get older so the toy grows with your child!! Durable when it has fallen or the occasional dropping! Easy to clean and all around great toy set!

Engaging toy!

My daughter is two and absolutely loves playing pretend with food and drinks! The light up features are her favorite! I like that it has a switch which changes the learning level up as she grows older.

So cute

We bought the older version of this same toy for our oldest when she was little and now the new version for our youngest and they both loved/ love it! It's sings, makes pouring noises helps remind little ones to say please and thank you, while teaching some opposites like open/close. Overall it's a cute toy and keeps the littles entertained

Brit

Fisher price has Excellent quality products. They are reliable and durable. With children you want something that lasts and you don’t have to worry with this product

I have two daughters, an almost 4 year old and a 14 month old. My oldest still plays with her fisher price teapot and my youngest does too. It comes with two cups and a tray of three pastries. It has three different settings to play music or sayings. It makes a noise when you pour from it as well. Big hit in our house!

My daughter loves her little Tea set. It's super cute and it also helps with learning words. super affordable and such a great learning toy for babies

We bought this tea pot for our daughter and it's just okay.
It only makes the pouring sound when You push the button on it on a certain setting.
The top doesn't open either.
Overall it doesn't keep her focus like her vtech teapot.
The design is really simple.
Why do they find the need to put holes in the cups?
Makes for messy pretend play.