Cinderella
From: LITTLE ADVENTURES LLC
Other products from LITTLE ADVENTURES LLC
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From: LITTLE ADVENTURES LLC
Other products from LITTLE ADVENTURES LLC
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Every little girls first princess dreams are to be Cinderella. High quality, durable, washable and comfortable. Matching headband, gloves and many other accessories are available for individual purchase. All of our princess outfits are available in sizes S(1-3 yrs), M(3-5 yrs), L(5-7 yrs) and XL(7-9 yrs), 18" doll and adult one size fits most. THIS STYLE HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.
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What Is It?
The Cinderella in a Boxx play set from Awesome Kids has everything a little girl needs to recreate and embellish the Cinderella story, including tiny figurines of Cinderella, the Prince, the Ugly Stepmother and Sisters as well as various servants. And for every little girl who’s envisioned herself as a Fairy Godmother, there’s a feathered fairy tiara for her to wear and a wand for her to wave so that she can change the included four mice into four white horses and the lizard into a Coachman. Also included are a pair of child-sized acrylic “glass slippers” and a cardboard castle backdrop.
What We Thought
This amazing set lets little girls put together their own pumpkin coach, turn mice into men and back again, and otherwise have fun reliving the Cinderella story in whatever role they choose. Including costumes for both Cinderella (the shoes) and the Fairy Godmother (wand and tiara) was a smart move that should preclude real fights between real sisters battling for these must-have costume pieces.
Why They’ll Want It
The Cinderella in a Boxx play set is the kind of toy that sets little girls jumping up and down with feverish excitement as soon as they see it. It reaches out to them on a number of levels: First, they’ll feel a sense of accomplishment by assembling their own coach (with help, if they’re on the young side); second, they can play with the little doll characters; and third, they get to dress up and be part of the action, too! — Alison Marek, 9/25/06
