Tommy is a charming skater. He cuts through the ice and melts hearts, twirls on his blades to please the ladies, and glides across the ice floes, searching for his sweetheart. He looks at her, she smiles at him... and that's it, the ice rink has transformed into a paddling pool. Phew, she's got her swimsuit on and comes to take him out of the water.
This doll is suitable for babies (and adults).
Little ones love her, grown-ups don't hide it - she's at every party, listens to all your secrets, and even laughs at unfunny jokes. Here's today's rag doll (she's the star at raplapla), a soft doll, with captivating colors and moving textures.
GOOD TO KNOW
- Giving a rag doll is a rather unusual gesture. It's giving a child a companion, a mini reflection of themselves, who will accompany them everywhere, sometimes for a long time. The doll is a transitional object that can take on a very important role in the lives of some little humans! Plus, this one is a little offbeat... Like you? At least, like me.
- She leaves no one indifferent.
- His eyes are not glued on. A pin and a rivet on the back hold them securely in place.
- We know people from 0.1 to 87 years old who own dolls (your 3-year-old niece isn't necessarily too old to have her own. It all depends on her tastes.)
- If you try to put your doll in the dryer, there's a good chance her hair will end up looking like either a scratchy sponge or an old Fantex slipper. We don't recommend this.
- No, his eyes are not glued.
INTERVIEW
Machine wash in cold water, or hand wash.
Air dry (Please! No dryer!)
DIMENSIONS AND MATERIALS
32 cm. Cotton and polyester, padded with polyester fibers.
Plastic eyes secured with a rivet (meets CE regulations and Health Canada guidelines for toys intended for children under 36 months).
This doll is packaged in a very pretty house-box designed by Mimi Traillette (printed in Quebec), and it comes with its personal health record.
Fabrics and colors may vary slightly. In all cases, the spirit of the character has been preserved!
Slowly made in Montreal.
A happy rag doll. Perfect for kids aged 1 to 101.
Tommy is a charmer, and a skater. He breaks the ice and is known to melt hearts, twirling majestically on his blades, sailing across the ice, searching the crowd for the eyes of his one true love. He spots her, she smiles—and all of a sudden the rink turns into a swimming pool! Fortunately she's brought along her bathing suit, so she dives in and saves him.
This doll is suitable for babies (and adults).
Little ones love 'em, big ones can't deny it—they are the life of every party, listen to all your secrets, and even laugh at jokes that aren't funny. They are modern rag dolls (the stars of the raplapla family), soft dolls, with captivating colors and enticing textures.
GOOD TO KNOW
- A rag doll is a one-of-a-kind gift. It means giving a child a companion, a mini reflection of themselves, who will accompany them everywhere, sometimes forever. A doll is a transitional object that can play an important role in the lives of certain kids! The more they are quirky and fun—like you perhaps.... Or in any case, like me!
- Everyone likes them.
- Their eyes are not glued on. A rivet on the back keeps them firmly in place.
- If you style the doll's hair just right, you can make a baby burst out laughing (see instructions here).
- Although the doll's long hair meets Health Canada standards for baby toys, you may not want your child to put it in their mouth. But it's up to you.
- We know people aged 0.1 to 87 years old who have dolls (so your three-year-old niece is not necessarily too big to have one. It all depends on her tastes.)
- If you try to put your doll in the dryer, there's a strong likelihood their hair will come out looking like a scouring pad or an old phentex slipper. We advise against it.
- No, their eyes are not glued on.
CARE
Machine wash on cold water, or wash by hand.
Hang to dry (please! don't put me in the dryer!).
A sock on your doll's head will protect her eyes.
DIMENSION AND MATERIALS
32 cm. Cotton and polyester, stuffed with polyester fiber.
Plastic eyes attached with a rivet (which meets CE requirements as well as Health Canada standards for toys meant for children under 36 months).
This doll comes in a beautiful cardboard house illustrated by Mimi Traillette (printed in Quebec) with a personal health record.