World Traveler Magnetic Dress Up Doll
What a beautiful doll! You can dress her up in traditional clothing from Mexico, India, Japan, Germany, Hawaii, and Kenya. She also teaches you how to say "Hello" in each of the native languages. Customize your picture with four background scenes: a tropical island, snowcapped mountains, an oriental archway, or a grassy plain. The World Traveler Magnetic Dress Up Doll by Mudpuppy Press comes in a tin box with 3 sheets of magnets containing a doll, clothes, and accessories. What fun! {tobuy}
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Amy @ The Q Family
Thanks for sharing. Looks like my daughter will love if I get her one. :) I think I would love to play with one too. We got her several paper dolls from Thailand and she enjoys playing with it. But it doesn't hold up to the abuse from a 6 years old. This seems like a perfect replacement.
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I love all the clothes from different cultures! Cute!
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Oh, this is adorable! I love that you find these cool items and post :) My daughter would love this!She just recently received a Karito Kid. Not sure if you've heard of those, but they're also fun :) http://karitokids.com
Cute!
Thanks for the recommendation, Sandy. I hadn't heard of Karito Kids. I love their multi-cultural dolls!
my asian heritage
what a great way to teach kids about other cultures.
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Oooh I love this! I will need to get this one for my kiddos. Thanks again AsianMommy for the awesome finds.
BuddhaBelle
It's cool that the doll is magnetic...back in the day I had the paper dolls and the clothes stuck on by folding little pieces over the shoulders. But this way I could draw up my own clothes for her.
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