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Melissa & Doug Fold & Go Dollhouse | 
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| Brand: Melissa & Doug
Category: Toy
List Price: $59.99
Buy New: $38.05
You Save: $21.94 (37%)
New (25) from $38.05
Rating:  17 reviews
Sales Rank: 997
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Age: 3 - 6 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6.6
Dimensions (in): 10.4 x 11.9 x 16.7
MPN: 786
Model: 786
UPC: 000772007863
EAN: 0000772007863
ASIN: B000067BID
Release Date: March 13, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | Features working doors, two flexible wooden play figures, eleven wooden furniture pieces | | • | Portable Wooden Dollhouse | | • | Great Value | | • | Great Quality | | • | Recommended Age Rating is 3 Years and up |
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Product Description
Inspire make believe play with this Fold and Go Dollhouse. It's a roomy wooden dollhouse that comes complete with two beautiful dolls, 11 pieces of kid-friendly furniture, a working garage door and a convenient carrying handle. An adorable "mobile home," it's solid, lightweight and built to last. It comes completely built and ready for play. Open the box and your little ones are playing in seconds. No glue, no painting or assembly time required. It's perfect for travel. Measures 11.5" x 16" x 10".
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| Customer Reviews: Read 12 more reviews...
 for play therapy November 30, 2008
Jennifer R. Klein (Seattle WA)
the dollhouse is used as a play therapy tool. It is study enough to weather many children playing different ways. The kids love the garage because it is close to what most kids have.
I especially like how it travels well. I just wish it had a latch, but otherwise is very portable.
Perfect little dollhouse October 12, 2008
live_one (OH)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I wanted to buy this dollhouse for my daughter (now 3 1/2) last Christmas, but had already purchased all her gifts and couldn't justify spending another $60. I found it this past weekend at a mother's exchange sale in perfect (like new) condition for $10!
I was planning on saving it for Christmas, but my daughter got a look at it and was so excited I couldn't put it away. She has been playing with it since. She even woke up extra early this morning to play with it.
My 20 month old, when her sister gives her the chance, has enjoyed playing with it as well.
The dollhouse is beautiful, solid wood. It is sturdy and has a garage door, front door and cabinets that open and close. The furniture is simple and classic- not the cloyingly sweet pink and purple plastic furniture in most dollhouses. I also love that, in the case we have a boy next, it is gender neutral.
The people are positionable and are charming. I wish it came with a child doll, though.
It would be nice if the handles clasped together, but my daughter usually ends up wrapping her arms around it and carrying it around in a hug (all the while telling me how much she loves her new dollhouse).
I remember having a similar, though plastic, house when I was small and I've enjoyed watching my children derive so much joy with this classic toy. It may not light up or sing songs, but it encourages them to use their imagination and that is worth $60- much less $10.
Nice dollhouse for sharing! September 17, 2008
C Ampmom (Great Rocky Northwest, MT USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This dollhouse is great because it opens up for siblings and friends to play side by side together. The house itself seems pretty durable and is very cute! The garage door and front door that really open are a great touch. The dolls are nice and the furniture is nice and simple. I do like that there is not a lot of painted pieces. My sister and mom purchased Ryan's Room furniture to add to it. The Ryan's Room pieces are a bit bigger and higher quality. I imagine that we will replace the M&D furniture eventually with the RR, just due to space issues in the house. There isn't a ton of room to add other furniture sets, but you can get the grill set or the playground set or the pet set for outdoors, etc. Overall, I'm happy with it. My three year old likes to take all the furniture out and put it back in wherever, and my 5 year old likes to organize it all where it belongs. It's nicely transported from room to room, and neither child has had a problem with the handles not latching.
My grand daughter loves it. March 14, 2008
E. L. Martin
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I gave this to my grand daughter for Christmas and she loved it at first sight. We could not tear her away from it. Even my grand son enjoyed playing with his sister with this toy. It was well worth the money. My only regret was that it did not latch when closed.
Probably my daughter's favorite toy February 13, 2008
Aegina Barnes (New York)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I love this and my almost-three-year-old loves it, too. I had planned to buy her a dollhouse for Christmas and asked her opinion on several. She chose this one (and, delightfully, forgot all about it by the time the holidays arrived so that it was a surprise!) I was afraid she might not like it as much in real life as she had in the picture online -- after all, she'd chosen it over much larger and fancier houses -- but she loves it and plays with it almost every single day. Great, simple, and a lot of fun.
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