Hard Bodied Dolls

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Anatomically correct, hard-bodied dolls perfect for enhancing diversity in role play settings.

Compassionate Play: These dolls are designed to foster compassionate behaviour, encouraging children to care for and empathise with other children during role play.
Language Development: By incorporating these dolls into playtime, children enhance their language skills and communication, articulating thoughts and emotions effectively.
Interactive Features: The moveable head and limbs of these dolls add an interactive dimension to play, making role-playing more engaging and realistic.
Diverse Representation: Anatomically correct and displaying variable hairstyles, these dolls effectively mirror real-world diversity, encouraging an understanding of different backgrounds through play.
EYFS Compliant: Perfectly suitable for early years settings, these dolls help children develop skills in communication and understanding through role play scenarios specified in the EYFS framework.

Anatomically correct, hard-bodied dolls perfect for enhancing diversity in role play settings.

Enhance your educational setting with anatomically correct, hard-bodied dolls that develop empathy and understanding among children. These dolls, featuring moveable heads and limbs, promote active participation and thoughtful interaction.

Supporting the EYFS curriculum, the dolls facilitate exploration of communication and language themes through pretend play, allowing children to express themselves and articulate their understanding of the world.
Additionally, using these dolls in narratives and stories helps children appreciate diversity and inclusivity. Their varied hairstyles and realistic features encourage discussions about uniqueness and foster respect for differences.

EYFS, Communication & Language

Develops pretend play.

EYFS, Expressive Arts & Design

Make use of props and materials when role playing characters in narratives and stories.

EYFS, Understanding the World

Use a range of props, puppets, dolls, and books to encourage children to notice and talk about similarities and differences in the world.