• Usable as individual beds or as a loft bed stacked on top of one another
• With bed drawers to store doll accessories
• Gender-neutral bed linens
• Oversized blankets

• Easy-open double doors
• With clothes rail, shelf inserts, and drawers
• Incl. multifunctional clothes hangers with elastic bands - particularly suited for storing small parts such as shoes or handkerchiefs/towels

• Usable as a rocking cradle and a lounge chair
• With canopy and mobile
• Skids and canopy are removable
• Gender-neutral, reversible bed linens, oversized blanket

• Usable as a doll high chair or as a chair/table combination
• Suitable for dolls and plush animals up to 46 cm long.
• Rounded edges and visible solid wood elements
• Simple, gender-neutral design
  

Even young children can understand that Mum and Dad can't always be by their side all the time with no break. This process of separation can be difficult for children, but it's an important step in the development of their personality. It's at this very point at which plush dolls and dolls come into play because they can console the little ones when Mum and Dad aren't at arm's length. Children often build close relationships with their doll or plush animal that can last for years, and they seek consolation, warmth, and a feeling of security when cuddling with the trusted object.

In addition, children learn important social skills when playing with dolls. When children play "house" (mother-father-child) - or other family constellations - they imitate the experiences they have from day to day. When role-playing, children take on the role of the parents while the dolls become the new "me". The young ones learn to put themselves in the shoes of the caregiving person, exercise empathy, social togetherness, and how to process feelings and experiences. At the same time, children learn to take on responsibility and deal with things in a loving manner. That's particularly helpful if a young sibling is on the way or has already arrived. Last but not least, playing with dolls trains motor skills when dressing and undressing them, changing their diapers, feeding them, or moving them around and carrying them - that's all perfect for the development of their fine and gross motor skills! And the boys? Young men tend to play with teddy bears and plush animals instead - and they're equally important soulmates!