Dolls High Chair

Dinner is served! Well, pretend dinner at least. This charming Doll's High Chair is the perfect addition to your role play or home corner setup. Whether it's breakfast for bunny or tea for teddy, children will love including their soft toy friends in everyday routines. Because let's face it, no play cafà is complete without a VIP (Very Important Plush) guest. With its natural wood-effect finish and cute blue polka dot seat, this mini high chair looks the part in any EYFS or Primary role play area. It's scaled just right for dolls, soft toys, and a whole lot of imagination. Perfect for encouraging empathy, nurturing behaviour, and communication skills, this is a brilliant prop for re-enacting familiar scenarios. Children can ‘feed' their dolls, chat away during ‘mealtimes', or use it as part of their wider role play adventures. Toddler tea party, anyone? Great for EYFS, preschool, and home corner play, this high chair supports imaginative thinking, social development, and storytelling. The set includes one doll's high chair, styled with a natural wood-effect frame and a blue polka dot seat. Suitable for indoor use only. Please note, dolls are not included though they're known to be picky about seating arrangements anyway. Features Natural wood-effect finish: Gives a classic, neutral look that fits beautifully into any home corner or role play area. Blue polka dot seat back: Adds a pop of playful colour while keeping things stylish and child-friendly. Lightweight but sturdy design: Easy for children to move during play, but strong enough to hold their favourite soft toy diners. Smooth edges and stable base: Designed with safety in mind for confident, independent play in early years settings. Sized for dolls and soft toys: Perfect scale for encouraging nurturing behaviour and pretend play with familiar companions. Benefits Supports imaginative play: Encourages children to explore real-life scenarios through role play, developing creativity and narrative thinking. Builds social and emotional skills: Taking care of dolls helps children practise empathy, cooperation, and turn-taking-great prep for real-life interactions. Enhances communication: Children often talk aloud while playing, which boosts vocabulary, language skills, and expressive confidence. Develops fine motor skills: Placing dolls in the chair, and feeding them encourages careful hand-eye coordination and control. Promotes independence: Role play with familiar routines, like mealtimes, helps children build confidence and understand everyday responsibilities.