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Little Dutch Pee-pee doll - Livia

33.99
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  • Free exchange and return within 14 days
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Little Dutch Pee-pee doll - Livia

The Little Dutch Pee-pee doll - Livia is an adorable baby doll that provides hours of caring playtime for your child. Livia can actually drink and pee, making role-play even more realistic. Give her a little bottle and place her on the potty, just like with a real baby. Thanks to her sweet appearance and soft outfit, this pee-pee doll is a lovely playmate for children from 2 years old.

The doll comes complete with a potty, bottle, and pacifier, so your child can get started right away. By playing with Livia, children learn about care, responsibility, and daily routines in a fun way. This not only stimulates the imagination but also contributes to the development of social skills.

The Little Dutch Pee-pee doll - Livia is waterproof and can therefore also be taken into the bath for some fun. After playing, you can easily clean the doll with a damp cloth, so she is quickly ready for a new adventure.

Features

  • - Little Dutch Pee-pee doll - Livia
  • - Can actually drink and pee
  • - Includes potty, bottle, and pacifier
  • - Encourages role-play, imagination, and social skills
  • - Waterproof and suitable for taking into the bath
  • - Material: plastic, polyester, and cotton
  • - Suitable for children from 2 years old
  • - Color: pink
  • - Cleaning advice: wipe with a damp cloth
  • - Item code: LD4597
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