Dolls Pram set 18 Month old

ickster

I'm looking for a dolls set (pram, highchair, bouncer, cot etc) in pink. Unfortunately, most say for 3years+ Does anybody know of a good value set suitable from 18 months?
I'm afraid my little girl won't be able to reach the pram handle or be able to put her dolly in the highchair if it is too high.

Thank you so much!

pennyocs

home bargains had a buggy,highchair and cot in the other day for about £15 the lot i got the buggy and cot for my 19 month old.they are just right for her

Violetta_2

This 1 in argos is the only 1 I could find suitable from 18months, this early learning centre 1 is from age2 but your right most seem to be age 3. Hope you find something suitable.

moneysavingmumofone

Hi
Most of the ones that say 3+ should still be fine for your lo. My sister has a dolls set (pram, highchair, swing etc) and im sure it would be a fine height for an 18 month old. My mum got my niece a pram that was 3+ for her 1st birthday and that was a perfect height for her!

renowen

My DD do a doll and stroller for xmas last year - she was 18 months and she had no problems! Shes not particularly tall either.

Why not go into a toy shop with your DD- they usually have some prams out and she could try them for size

sonee2405

I saw a really tiny minnie mouse pram dolly and something else aswell in the disney store yesterday-I didn't check the age but it did look a lot smaller than normal doll sets that my niece has and she is 4.

spendingmad

My DD got a ELC buggy for her 1st birthday that says 3+ but she had no problems with it and she loves it!!! I think any that you find will be fine. the 3+ usually relates to small parts which it may contain but as I say I have had no problems with the buggy

shimmigirl

Hi there

try https://www.24studio.co.uk and search for winnie the pooh pram.

I will try the link: http://www.browse.24studio.co.uk/shared/search/viewresults.asp?p=1#

They have an offer buying all the bits together, pram ,stroller and highchair.

I know that these should be Ok, as my niece had them last xmas when she was 2 and she is very very small for her age (still wore 12 - 18 month old clothes at 2).

HTH

troll35

I often think the 3+ suitability found on toys is similar to the may contain nuts advise you find on food. You have to use your common sense and check it carefully. I'm looking for a teaset to give to an 18 month old boy who loves pretend tea parties. My problem is finding one that isn't overtly 'girlie' (they all seem to be for 3+ too).

moneysavingmumofone

troll35 wrote: »

I often think the 3+ suitability found on toys is similar to the may contain nuts advise you find on food. You have to use your common sense and check it carefully. I'm looking for a teaset to give to an 18 month old boy who loves pretend tea parties. My problem is finding one that isn't overtly 'girlie' (they all seem to be for 3+ too).

elc do a blue one http://www.elc.co.uk/toy-43137 a bit expensive at £15 though! im sure they did one for £7

moneysavingmumofone

moneysavingmumofone wrote: »

elc do a blue one http://www.elc.co.uk/toy-43137 a bit expensive at £15 though! im sure they did one for £7

thought so, £7:D http://www.elc.co.uk/toy-42731