Little Dutch Wooden Doll Changing Table - Sweet and creative pretend play

The Little Dutch Doll Changing Table (LD2520) is an accessory designed to enrich children's symbolic play, letting them care for their dolls just like grown-ups do. Carefully detailed, lightweight and easy to move, it stimulates imagination, empathy and role play in a natural and engaging way.

Product Fact Card – At a glance

• Type: doll changing table

• Function: imitation and care play

• Design: delicate and coordinated Little Dutch

• Use: indoor play

• Recommended age: symbolic play

• Product code: LD2520

• Brand: Little Dutch

Real benefits for the child

This changing table supports the child's emotional and social development, encouraging the imitation of daily routines in a playful and reassuring way.

• Stimulates imagination and role play

• Encourages empathy and care

• Helps develop social skills

• Encourages independent and creative play

Design made for everyday play

Designed to be practical and enjoyable:

• Lightweight structure, easy to move

• Child-friendly dimensions

• Delicate and harmonious style

• Perfect paired with Little Dutch dolls

Who it is recommended for

• Children who love caring for their dolls

• Families who value symbolic play

• As an educational and creative gift

• To complete the doll play corner

How to use

1. Place the changing table in the play area

2. Settle the doll on the surface

3. Simulate changing and daily care

4. Combine the play with other doll accessories

Essential technical specifications

• Dimensions: 85 x 50 x 26.5 cm

• Material: FSC wood

• Maintenance: wipe clean with a dry cloth

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Is it compatible with all Little Dutch dolls?
Yes, it is designed to be used with Little Dutch dolls of compatible sizes.

Is it easy for children to move?
Yes, the structure is lightweight and suitable for independent use.

Is it a good gift?
Yes, it is a much-appreciated gift for those who love pretend play.

Does it really help the child's development?
Yes, it fosters empathy, language and social skills through symbolic play.