Lottie Dolls (age 3+) Prize Bundle Giveaway

My boys don't play with dolls any more sadly, generally they prefer more wheeled or construction toys - cars and LEGO. I am however still a big fan of Lottie Dolls - dolls that look like children, with the healthy body shape of your average 9 year old.

There are loads of different dolls and doll sets, as well as outfits and accessories. Because Lottie Dolls are like 9 year old children, they do things that 9 year old children like doing. A couple of years ago we reviewed a boy doll from the range, Finn the Kite-Flyer and the 'Gone Fishing' accessory pack.

Some Lottie Dolls are doing everyday things, like jumping in puddles or going to school or Brownies. Some dolls are dressing up for special occasions or hobbies, and some are dressing up for imaginative or role play. Your average 9 year old boys and girls are the same size and shape, so all of the outfits and accessories fit any Lottie Doll, male or female.

Lottie Dolls release new outfits and dolls regularly, with many inspired by drawings done by children themselves. You can find out more about how to design your own outfits for Lottie, Finn and the others on the Lottie Dolls website.

The latest additions to the range include Mia the Wildlife Photographer, Birthday Girl Sophia and the Bee Yourself Outfit Set. Lottie Dolls have kindly offered one of my readers this pretty awesome bundle as a prize. One winner will get both dolls and the accessory pack from their new product collection.

Birthday Girl Sophia (rrp £18.99) is wearing a pretty birthday party outfit in in sparkly silver and has 3 mini cards - invitation, birthday and thank you. It's a very realistic and achievable birthday party outfit for a small child - and it's also pretty and cute.

Wildlife Photographer Mia (rrp £21.99) has a lovely everyday outfit including a denim hat and bag, plus a camera and an edition of her school newspaper. She also wears a cochlear implant, which is part of who she is, not a focal point (this is reflected in the Lottie chapter books). Mia is a collaboration with 'Toy Like Me', a UK non-profit organisation who campaign for diversity in the toy-box - so that children can see themselves reflected in the toys they play with.

The Bee Yourself Outfit Set (rrp £9.50) has a long-sleeved t-shirt, dungarees and spotty wellies. Personally I'd never wear yellow near bees, but maybe Lottie is braver than me. Sets include Astronaut, Canoe Adventure, Super Lottie and Pirate Queen (why is this not Pirate Captain? What if Finn wants to wear it?)....

You can find out all about Lottie Dolls and check out the entire range on the Lottie Dolls website. 

Entry to this fabulous bundle giveaway (which is worth almost £50) is by Rafflecopter form below. Open to UK entrants only, the giveaway will end at midnight Sunday 20th August. Full terms and conditions are on the Rafflecopter form.

Lottie Dolls have asked for entrants to sign up to the Club Lottie mailing list, so that is the first and only mandatory entry. You can unsubscribe from the mailing list at any time (after the giveaway ends, obviously) and your details won't be passed on to any 3rd party.


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I didn't get anything in return for this post. I just like Lottie Dolls.