Janod - P'tite Miss Wooden Dressing Table for Children - 10 Accessories Included - Pretend Play - For children from the Age of 3, J06553, Pink and White
DRESSER FOR LITTLE PRINCESSES: this pretty all-wood dressing table, in delicate colors, will keep your child busy for hours! She can take the time to make herself beautiful in front of her mirror, comfortably installed on the included stool
COMPLETE: the dressing table includes a large mirror, a drawer to store your things or hide your secrets, 3 studs to hang your necklaces or bracelets. It comes with 10 toiletries and beauty accessories: a hairbrush, 2 hair clips, a hair elastic, a perfume bottle, a make-up palette, a nail file, a nail polish, 2 lipsticks
LEARN BY IMITATION: imitation toys (or symbolic toys) such as this dressing table have many educational benefits. Children make sense of the world in their own way by behaving like the grown-ups, plan their actions, and develop their language by inventing lots of stories
DECO TOUCH: more than a toy, this adorable dressing table combining the colors of natural wood, pink and white, will delicately decorate your child's bedroom or playroom
FEATURES: Material(s) used: wood (MDF for the painted parts and solid pine for the natural legs). Dimensions: Length 55.5 cm x Width 38 cm x Height 90 cm (Height of the worktop: 52 cm) / Weight: 8 kg
Ideal for children fom 3 to 6 years old
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