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Sollie Stroller
The Sollie Stroller - the perfect way to get those tiny feet moving! Designed by Olli Ella, this adorable kids' doll stroller is more than just a toy; it’s a sweet little helper in nurturing your child's independence and creativity.
A favourite parenting hack for encouraging toddlers to walk (instead of being carried) has always been to give them something to push along (or pull!) - and now for the latest member of the Olli Ella family - The Sollie Stroller!
Toddlers can pop their favourite Dinkum in the seat and head out (or around the living room) for an adventure or two. The Sollie Stroller makes the perfect children's doll pram, which is an essential doll accessory to have in your collection. Watch as your child takes their favourite Dinkum Doll for a stroll, teaching the importance of caregiving through imaginative play.
Inspire active play and responsibility in your little one with the Sollie Stroller. Whether they're exploring the great outdoors or embarking on indoor adventures, this kids' doll stroller is sure to become a cherished companion in their world of imagination.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Quilted cotton stroller seat with metal foldable stroller frame, comes in a drawstring shoulder bag
The stroller has a metal and plastic frame, and the seat is quilted 100% cotton and 100% polyester fibre.
The stroller frame is equipped with a safety latch to prevent the chair from collapsing. For assembly instructions and guidance on closing the stroller, please refer to the video provided here
Supervision is recommended at all times. Give treasured toys the attention they deserve with regular check-ups for well-loved wear & tear.
Recommended weight limit: 10kg
Age recommendation: 3+ years
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Dimensions:
Main Material: Quilted cotton seat, metal foldable frame
Age Suitability: 3 years +
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