Shabbos Tatty Dress Up Set

Bring the warmth of Shabbat into playtime with the Shabbos Tatty Dress Up Set—an intentional, kid-friendly pretend-play kit that helps children connect with family traditions through imaginative dress-up. Designed for curious minds and busy hands, this set transforms routine moments into meaningful, memorable experiences.

Why it matters: Dressing up as Tatty gives kids a tangible way to participate in Friday night rituals, from candle lighting to mealtime blessings, turning ceremonial steps into scenarios they can explore and own. Rather than simply watching, children actively engage, ask questions, and embody the role of a respected family figure, building confidence and a sense of belonging.

What Makes This Set Unique

• Tradition-centered pretend play: A focused design that centers on Shabbat rituals, helping kids understand and participate in the rhythm of Friday and Saturday with age-appropriate scenarios.
• Kid-friendly design: Soft, safe fabrics and simple, intuitive pieces that little hands can dress themselves with minimal assistance, encouraging independence.
• Engaging storytelling in practice: Use the dress-up moments to tell a short story about Tatty’s role, the blessing over the wine (kiddush), or the warmth of family dinner.
• Durable for everyday play: Built to withstand frequent use during family time, parties, or classroom activities without losing its shape or charm.
• Portable and easy to store: Lightweight setup that can be pulled out for Shabbat or used as a quick educational activity, then tucked away neatly.

Who Is This For?

Ideal for families who celebrate Shabbat at home, early childhood educators looking to enrich Jewish literacy, grandparents wanting a thoughtful new gift, or religious education groups seeking age-appropriate role-play tools. It’s a gentle, respectful way for kids to participate in tradition without pressure, turning curiosity into connection.

Practical Tips to Get the Most from It

• Pair dress-up moments with a short Shabbat story or family ritual explanation to deepen learning.
• Use as a pre-candle lighting activity to build anticipation and participation before the blessing.
• Make it a recurring Friday activity—regular reinforcement helps children anticipate and enjoy the ritual.

Bring home the Shabbos Tatty Dress Up Set and watch how pretend play becomes a bridge between play and tradition, helping children feel like an active, valued participant in every Shabbat moment.