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A doll on its own is just a stuffed toy. Only with a carrier, a bed, and a few household items does it become a game in which your child changes roles and becomes the grown-up themselves. Here you will find everything that goes with it – except for strollers, which have their own category.
Carriers, beds, and household items
- Doll carriers from Konges Sløjd and Olli Ella – so that the doll can come along when your child wants to carry it longer than their arms can manage.
- Dollhouses from Maileg, PlanToys, and Coco Village – from the House of Miniature with extra rooms to the Victorian villa.
- Doll bedding, high chairs, and diaper bags – the little things that make everyday life complete during play.
- Children's shopping carts and baskets from Konges Sløjd and Olli Ella – for everything that needs to be transported.
What fits which doll?
The most common bad purchase is accessories that do not fit the size of the doll. Measure the doll from head to toe and compare that with the specifications for the accessories – we list internal measurements for carriers and beds. The 35 cm dolls from Konges Sløjd and the Dinkum Dolls from Olli Ella are quite close in size, so many things work between both worlds. Maileg mice follow their own logic: everything there is based on Small, Medium, and Large.
When does it become interesting?
First carriers and soft doll blankets work from about a year and a half. The detailed accessories – dollhouse, tableware, hair accessories – are usually really played with from the age of three, because it's then about imagined stories rather than just taking things out.
Matching items
You can find the dolls themselves under Dolls, larger houses under Dollhouse. Shipping from Switzerland, delivery in 1–2 days.
