MAJKA rag doll 35 cm soft fabric various colors for children 3+

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€ 33.80

The MAJKA cloth doll, 35 cm tall, is a soft and safe toy, ideal for children aged 3 and up. Entirely made of fabric with an embroidered face and wool hair, it is available in three colours: yellow, purple and pink. Perfect for stimulating the imagination and creative play of little ones.

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The 35cm MAJKA szmacianka doll is a completely soft fabric toy, designed to ensure safety and comfort for children aged 3 years and up. Each doll is made with high-quality materials and features an embroidered face that eliminates any risk associated with rigid or detachable parts. The hair, made of wool, adds a natural and pleasant touch to the touch. The doll is available in three bright and cheerful colours: yellow, purple and pink, to satisfy all the little ones' preferences. This toy is perfect for stimulating creativity, imagination and role play, promoting your child's emotional and social development. It is an ideal gift for occasions such as birthdays or holidays, as it combines quality, safety and fun.

Main features:

Material: soft touch fabric
Embroidered face for greater safety
Natural wool hair
Dimensions: 35 cm high
Available colours: yellow, purple, pink
Suitable for children aged 3 years and older up
Brand: MalPlay

The MAJKA szmacianka doll represents a traditional toy that never goes out of fashion and lends itself to being a sweet and reliable playmate. Thanks to its entirely fabric design, it can be taken anywhere and washed easily, always maintaining a neat and inviting appearance. Its lightness and comfort are perfect even for the little ones, who will be able to cuddle it without difficulty. In summary, MAJKA is the ideal choice for those looking for a safe, educational and quality game, capable of accompanying the child in his first experiences of symbolic play.