Princesses

Princess Dress-Up Set:

This dress up set is perfect for multiple kids. Toddlers can engage in pretend play while also incorporating color matching and self-dressing skills. 
Functional Language: on, off, shoes, crown, necklace, skirt, princess

Little People Frozen Castle:

Your toddler will love engaging in open-ended play with their favorite Frozen characters! Take Elsa or Olaf up and down the stairs and down the slide.
Functional Language: Frozen, hi, bye, snowman, princess, up, down, slide, open, close

Princess Puffy Sticker Set:

Great sit down activity for toddlers. Work on fine motor skills by grasping, peeling, aligning, and pressing puffy sticker items onto the different canvases.
Functional Language: peel, stick, push, more

Fisher-Price Princess Castle:

Large characters are easy to hold for babies 1 year and older. Begin by practicing imitation (banging doll on stairs or walking doll through door), then transition to more open-ended pretend play as your little one gets older.
Functional Language: princess, castle, hi, bye, open, close

Disney Magnetic Dress Up Toy:

Toddlers will love dressing up their favorite princesses. Great way to practice fine motor skills and following directions - ask your little one to “put on the pink dress.”
Functional Language: on, off, clothing, colors, princess

Castle Tent:

Perfect play tent for all ages. Your little one will love having their own special area for pretend play or to relax with a book when they need some quiet time.
Functional Language: castle, fort, in, out, open, close

Paint & Decorate Princess Wand:

Perfect arts and crafts activity for young kids. Increase fine motor skills through peeling & placing sticker, practice pre-writing skills by holding and squeezing glitter, and engage in pretend play when your wand is finished.
Functional Language: sticker, glitter, wand, princess

Wooden Princess Blocks:

These blocks are great for little hands. Introduce around 9 months to start working on banging two blocks together. Then transition to stacking and open-ended play as your little one gets older.
Functional Language: block, stack, bang, up, on top, princess

Disney Princess Figures Set:

Engage in pretend and open-ended play with all of your favorite princesses. These figurines are also great for hide-and-seek! Hide the princesses and give your little one verbal cues to figure out where they are hidden.
Functional Language: princess names, under, over, on top, by

MAGNA-TILES Castle Set:

Work on problem solving skills, fine motor skills, and following directions by building a castle with your little one. Then engage in pretend play together with dolls and animals around the house. 
Functional Language: castle, princess, in, out, dragon, build, together, apart

Take-Along Tabletop Kingdom:

A great set to bring on-the go to a restaurant or on a trip. Take turns driving the carriage around the track and taking the princess on an adventure. 
Functional Language: horse, neigh, in, out, princess, castle, stop, go

Disney Princess Matching Game:

Matching games are perfect for toddler to start working on their short-term memory skills. For younger toddlers, flip all of the cards over and have them find the two matching princesses.
Functional Language: flip, over, match, same, yes, no, princess