Hape, Happy Family Caucasia, Role Play Toys

Very nice we like it so much. Best quality with no damage. Best material

I personaggi di questa famiglia sono fantastici, ottima fattura e c'è la possibilità di muoverli in tantissimi modi. Li consiglio!

Sehr schöne und stabile Puppenfamilie. Gute Qualität, ideal für fantasievolles Spielen.Meine Enkelin liebt sie.

Great buy and good quality

Excelente cumple función, cabe aclarar que en la búsqueda puse muñecos sexuados para psicología y no son pero están bonitos

I shopped around for about a month for a dollhouse and doll family for my two year old son's upcoming Christmas - I'm very busy, and don't like the crowds and rush in the fall. I wanted toys made of wood, without any brands or character attachments, with enough detail to be recognizable, but not fragile to toddler hands. I picked a dollhouse first, the Maxim Designed by You Dollhouse with Furniture . As far as doll families went, I took a lot longer to decide. Too many had negative reviews about having trouble posing them, their odd look, or their poor durability. I decided on this family after looking at other's by Plan Toy, Melissa and Doug, and Ryan's Room, based on price, the look of the dolls, and previous reviews. Although this family had no reviews, I took a shot, and I'm so pleased I did! These dolls are so cute. Their faces are sweet, and they're just the right size for the dollhouse. I measured them beside the dolls that came with it, and they're the same height (4 1/2 inches for the adults, 3 1/2 inches for the children, so 1:12 or 1" scale). Its neat how varied the materials to their clothes are: felt, corduroy, jeans, cotton. I love the little details to these dolls; grandma's hair is tied back in a braided knot, the little girl has a pocket on her dress, and the boy has a hood on his sweater that can be on or off. They're pretty well balanced, however it is sort of hard to make their feet level to the floor, so they stand cock-eyed. Sitting them down is easier, if they chair has a back. I balanced them on the back-less bench for a picture of size comparison to the furniture that came with the house. My only complaint for this little family is that the boy and dad both had bits of their yarn hair loose in the package with them. Not sure if this is a sign it might all come loose, but I hope not! A note - they have little Lego-like hook hands to hold accessories, which I didn't see on any of the other doll families. The are plastic, but seem pretty sturdy, but I'd still caution children not to try and force anything into them.