The Yala Baby interactive doll, approximately 45cm tall, is designed to offer an engaging and realistic play experience for children aged 3 and up. Thanks to the sweet face with large movable eyes that close when the doll is lying down, Yala faithfully reproduces the appearance of a real newborn, dressed in soft clothes that are easily removable and washable to always keep the doll clean. Made from safe materials such as rubber, rubber, plastic and fabric, Yala is durable and can be immersed in water during bath time without any worries.
The doll is equipped with movable limbs that allow you to move arms and legs, increasing the realism of the game. The set includes fundamental accessories for recreating moments of care and attention towards the newborn: a bottle for breastfeeding, a bowl with a spoon for feeding him and a small potty for teaching potty training through play. By pressing a button on the doll's tummy, after giving her a drink, Yala pees in the potty, helping the child develop a sense of responsibility and care.
Yala Baby is packaged in an elegant colored box, also perfect for a gift, and also features an identity card for the doll and a magic box with surprise. This toy, produced by the Tobbi-Toys brand, is CE certified and complies with the European standard EN 71 which certifies the safety of toys. It does not require batteries and offers sound effects that enrich the sensory experience.
Main features:
- Doll approximately 45 cm tall with soft and washable clothes
- Movable eyes that close when lying down
- Moveable limbs (arms and legs)
- Accessories included: bottle, bowl with spoon, potty, identity card and surprise box
- Induces the child to take care of the doll and develop autonomy and creativity
- Safe and washable materials, suitable for play even during bath time
- Sound effects without the need for batteries
- Recommended age: 3 years and up
- CE safety certifications, EN 71
Yala Baby is not only a doll to cuddle but also an educational companion capable of teaching care for others and the importance of firsts through play autonomy, making play time an opportunity to learn while having fun.
