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Winter Beauty Dress Contest

Posted: Sunday, November 18, 2012

Belle's Christmas Winter Beauty Dress

We're having a contest!

You could win a Winter Beauty dress! This dress received the highest number of votes from the

Princess Rosie's Fashion Show

Watch this YouTube Video:

Princess Rosie: Winter Beauty Dress Contest

Rules for Winter Beauty Dress Contest

Contest closes on Friday Dec. 7^th 2012 at midnight Eastern Time Zone.

Contest is open to everyone who meets these 3 qualifications:

1. View the video “Princess Rosie in Belle’s Christmas Dress” and click “Like”

2. Write the answer to this question in the comment section of the video “Princess Rosie in Belle’s Christmas Dress”: “Other than Christmas, when is another good time to wear this dress?” (There is no wrong answer)

3. Subscribe to the channel RosiesWorld.

One prize awarded to one winner.

Prize is one Winter Beauty dress in the size of your choice.

Three sizes are available:

Small (size 2T) age range 1-3 years, waist 20-21”, length 29”

Medium (size 4) age range 3-5 years, waist 22-23”, length 33”

Large (size 6) age range 5-7 years, waist 22-24”, length 37”

Red Bow hair band not included.

A winner will be chosen by a computer generated random line picker from all qualified entries.

The winner’s YouTube subscriber name and profile photo will be posted on the contest video and video description, the Youtube channel RosiesWorld, Rosie’s Tea Party Facebook page, RosiesTeaParty Twitter page and our website www.rosiesteaparty.com

Winner will be notified via Youtube channel. Winner has 30 days to reply. If winner fails to respond within this time period, another winner will be chosen.

Winner must provide us with a shipping address.

Contest closed to immediate family members of RosiesWorld.

Good Luck

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The Dress That Started It All Part 3

Posted: Saturday, October 30, 2010

by Aunt Susan

How it all started

Part 3

The dresses inspired me to do princess tea parties. (see photos of dresses in part 1 and 2) I would need quite a few of these dresses. I tired to find the supplier and spent days searching on Google, typing in the name on the label. I could not find it. Winners often carried discontinued items, so these princess dresses may be all there was. The company may have closed their business. I went back to Winners. This time I bought another princess dress from another label. The Medieval Princess Dress. Here is Rosie modeling it.

Rosies in the Medieval Princess dress

I went home and Googled it and found the company "Little Adventures". After much research, I discovered that not all princess dresses were equal. Some licensed princess dresses may look beautiful but the stiff fabric and itchy trim made the dress very uncomfortable to wear. Some fell apart after a wash Some you couldn't even wash.
After examining many princess dresses, I soon realized what an exceptional product "Little Adventures" made. Comfortable, washable, affordable and adorable. No scratchy fabrics or itchy trims. No zippers, buttons, snaps, ties, of Velcro to fiddle with. Easy to put on and easy to take off. The stretchy bodice accommodates many body types. These dresses are super comfortable and there's room to move. I decided "This is the line I am going to carry in my store".

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We all like to feel like a Princess

Posted: Friday, October 01, 2010

by Aunt Susan

Courtney at the Vineman Ironman 2010

What girl doesn’t like being treated like a princess. I know a woman who runs marathons. She just recently completed the Vineman Ironman in California which consisted of swimming 3.86km, cycling 180km and then running a full marathon of 42.2km, all back to back all in the same day! She was treated to a manicure and pedicure and commented on how this makes a girl feel so good.

I know another woman who does construction. I’m talking framing, drywall, electrical, plumbing, flooring…the works. When she showers off all the plaster dust …puts on a dress and some make-up… she loves the double takes she gets from her favourite man.

Two women who aren’t your typical princess type tells me that all girls enjoy being treated like a princess and feeling like a princess.

Girls love dressing up like a princess

Every little girl who is transformed into a princess at our parties is just thrilled. The expressions on their little faces are priceless. It truly is a magical moment that I am pleased to be a part of.

*note; the princess dresses in the above photo are from Rosie's Boutique

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Princess Tea Party Event

Posted: Tuesday, September 21, 2010

By Aunt Susan

A girl trying on Cinderella's glass slipper

This past weekend, we did a Princess Tea Party Event at a local indoor playground. Parents pre-registered their daughter(s) for the event. There were 20 girls in all, ranging from 2 years old to 6 years old. Just the right number of girls for the double size party room. On hand for the princess transformation were the Fairy Godmother, Snow White and the Grand Duke. From youngest to oldest, the girls took turns choosing their princess dress. Recognizable Disney Princess dresses were the first to go. Then anything pink with flowers attached to it. Can you guess which dress was the first to fly off the rack? Disney’s Sleeping Beauty. It’s a Disney Princess and it’s pink. The mommies did not want to miss out on all the fun. But the Fairy Godmother had to scoot them out of the room. With so many people in the room it was getting crowded and hot! The Fairy Godmother had to promise them that they could have their own tea party another day but for now they’ll just have to watch all the fun from the windows.

This little girl is wearing the "Pink Princess" dress from Rosie's Boutique

With everyone in their princess dresses, it was time for tiaras. make-up and pixie dust. Next was a princess singing lesson with Snow White. Everyone sang so lovely….just like a real princess! Then it was time to learn how to befriend little animals. As you know princesses have a way with little animals. Mice will help sew dresses and bunnies will help clean so it’s important to know how to talk to them. Next a lesson on how to walk elegantly in your princess dress before the fashion show parade. Snow White led the way out to the main area. The parents pulled out their camera phones and snapped away.

Then it was back to the party room for a short etiquette lesson before we sit down for tea. On the menu, fruit, tea sandwiches, cookies and apple juice (our version of tea). Each table took their turn to get picture taken by Cinderella’s carriage. Each girl sat on a chair in front of Cinderella’s carriage and the Grand Duke let them try on Cinderella’s glass slipper. A photo in front of the carriage and a photo inside the carriage.

Girl and Cinderella's coach

Off to the ball in Cinderella's carriage

When the clock struck midnight it was time to change back to their regular selves. A magical time was had by all.

*note; all the dresses in the photos are from Rosie's Boutique

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Rosie's Princess Party

Posted: Tuesday, September 14, 2010

By Aunt Susan

Girls all dressed up at a princess party

The transformation of 10 little girls into princesses was magical at Rosie's birthday party. It is always the highlight of the princess parties. The girls express their delight in different ways. Some smile from ear to ear. Some are in quiet awe. Some love twirling in their dresses. Some can’t stop looking at themselves in the mirror. Some go into full character of the princess whose dress they are wearing. They all feel very special. I always ask all the girls who their favourite princess is. I get a lot of Belle, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella…but at this party, one girl said Jasmine. I rarely hear this one. I ask the girl why Jasmine was her favourite. She said “…because she skates really good” “She skates?” I asked? I don’t remember Jasmine skating in the movie Aladdin. Another girl explained… “She skates in Disney Princess on Ice” Of course! I regret I did not have a Jasmine costume on hand. Jasmine does not have a princess gown… she has pants. I will definitely have a Jasmine costume for my next party.

Snow White's dog Princess came for a visit

There were lots of giggles when we brought out some of Snow White’s forest friends. Snow White says “A real princess loves animals and the animals love her” She showed the princesses in training how to give nuzzles to Bun Buns the rabbit. Next is Gus Gus the mouse. We pat him gently on the head. Then Snow White’s own puppy “Princess” came out to give everyone kisses.

Having a great time!

We asked Rosie what was her favourite part of the party. She said “when the Grand Duke presented her with her tiara at the princess graduation ceremony” That was definitely an awesome moment

*note: all princess dresses in these photos are from Rosie's Boutique.

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Every Girl Can Be A Princess

Posted: Wednesday, September 01, 2010

By Aunt Susan

Emily Allessa

Large or small our dresses fit them all.
These 2 girls are wearing the same size dress.
(size Large for 5-7 year olds)
They both look so beautiful.

Girl in princess dress

Rosie

Rosie is also wearing the same size dress.
Emily, Alessa and Rosie are approx. the same age.
All have birthdays within 6 months of each other.

Girl in princess dress

Sonia

Sophie is also wearing the same size dress.
Sophie is 3 years old. She is bigger for her age. There’s lots of room in her dress for her to grow.
Isn’t she cute? Every girl can be a princess no matter what size or age she is.

Rosie's Tea Party, where every girl is a princess. We did a Princess Tea Party earlier this year. Each girl felt very special as they emerged one by one from the carriage wearing the princess dress of their choice. We had different size girls. Some had larger body types yet the dresses fit them just perfectly. This is the beauty of these dresses from Rosie’s Boutique. They have lots of room in them The bodice is made of soft stretchable velour. The bigger girls looked just as lovely as the smaller girls. Every girl gets to be a princess no matter what size she is.

The girls loved their dresses. All the dresses at Rosie's boutique are made of clothing quality fabrics. There are no buttons, snaps, velcro, zippers or ties to fuzz with. They are so soft. There are no itchy fabrics or scratchy trims. AND they are all machine washable.We have the best dresses! Cute, adorable and affordable.

*note: the Medieval Dress that Sophie and Emily are wearing is no longer available. I know I know.... but whaddaya gonna do. There are lots of other beautiful princess dresses at Rosie's Boutique. Go have a look.

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Practical Princess Dresses

Posted: Monday, August 30, 2010

By Aunt Susan

This little princess is only 2 years old and she loves her Winter Beauty Princess Dress.

Her mom loves it too because it's machine washable

Our princess dresses are so comfortable. This little princess put in a full day and finally conked out on the couch still wearing her princess dress. Sleeping Beauty.

All our Princess Dresses in Rosie’s Boutique are the most child friendly dress up clothes ever. They are made of clothing quality fabrics. There’s no itchy or scratchy fabrics or trims and no velcro, zippers, buttons, snaps or ties to fuss with. The bodice is made or soft stretchy valour to accommodate different body types. They easily slip on like a t-shirt. And these beautiful dresses are machine washable. Cute, adorable and affordable.

*note: We have a newly designed version of the "Winter Beauty" dress at Rosie's Boutique. The one in the photos is the older version.

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Welcome to Our Blog!

Posted: Wednesday, June 02, 2010

Our Blog Contributors

Rosie

The star of “Rosie’s Tea Party” always has lots of stories to share, especially when it’s time for bed. She will blog about her many adventures and the people in her life. She has lots to say. In fact, the only time she’s NOT talking is when she’s asleep.

Aunt Susan

Children’s entertainment has been her business since 1978. She will blog about her many parties, giving you great party ideas and what not to do. She has a wealth of information in this area as well as playing and just having fun with children. Mother of 5, grandmother of 4 and 25 years in the daycare business, she is very enthusiastic about sharing information and giving advice on parenting. She’s, let’s say, colourful.

Grandma

Grandma and Aunt Susan are the brains behind www.rosiesteaparty.com. They are always dreaming and creating something new for the website. Grandma has lots of life experiences and memories to share. Her wisdom and observations will make you think.

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