Each child will have a style of dress-up doll that could become his or her favorite. There are so many types available that you can find one to please the child you love. Whether your child would love the sweet face of Dress Me Emily or the cuteness of Dress Me Josh, either choice would be a doll that encourages a child to practice the dressing skills they need to learn.
Other children may prefer a monkey or Elmo, and a fan of Clifford the Big Red Dog would love to help Emily Elizabeth get dressed. A pirate doll or a princess doll would appeal to some, while another child's heart would be melted by the big eyes of the Precious Moments Dolly Dress-up.
Any of these dress-up dolls would be a welcome gift for a child struggling with getting dressed, but even after the lessons have been learned, these dolls will be loved for their own cuteness.
And parents will appreciate how much easier learning to get dressed will be for their child when the practice can be pain free and the focus becomes having fun instead of having to complete a chore.
I hope one of these dress-up dolls will appeal to you.
Which of These Dress-Up Dolls Do You Like Best?
Katie, I think so, too. Learning to dress oneself is really important for a child.
Kinworm, practice really does make perfect, and I think these dolls are a great way to practice as the child doesn't have the stress of having to hurry to get herself dressed. Sometimes they have to focus on one skill at a time, too.
Buttons, zippers and snaps are all task requiring practice. These adorable dolls are a great stress free way to help little hands master dressing themselves.
Dress up dolls are a great idea and my daughter had a pirate one which she really loved. She struggled with zips for ages but took to knots straight away. Practice makes perfect.
Thanks for the comment, Samsara! I remember my struggle learning to tie. I remember learning to buckle some special shoes I had, too.