girlscollectables Karisma Kidz
07946 722 521 |
www.karismakidz.co.uk Karisma Kidz, and their virtual home land of ‘Moodville’, have been designed by children’s expert Erika Brodnock. Suitable for children aged 3-11, the esteem-building dolls offer an interactive play pattern that combines positive stories with user-created affi rmations tailored to the child. The range will initially include fi ve plush
characters, to address growing concerns of a rise in children being diagnosed with mental health issues. There will also be a consumer PR launch programme carried out by Fosbury PR.
Posh Paws
01268 567 317 |
www.poshpawsinternational.co.uk Posh Paws is introducing its brand new Disney accessories plush fashion range, featuring some of Disney's most iconic characters so children can accessorise with their favourite Disney character. The collection features Minnie Mouse, Marie, Dalmations, WTP, Tigger, Eeyore, Snow White and Cinderella, and accessories include purses, bags, ear muffs and hats. Each item is made from high quality plush with embroidery. The new Little Me soft doll collection is for pre- school girls. Each doll has her own personality to allow girls to choose the doll ‘most like her’. Posh Paws is launching the range with the ‘original collection’ which introduces the girls and their personalities. The collection features four dolls: Chloe, Amelia, Ruby and Millie. Future collections will be themed with activities that pre-school girls can relate to, and the girls’ outfi ts will refl ect the theme in their own individual way. Each doll is 10" tall, soft, and dressed in an outfi t that refl ects her style. Introducing Disney Juniors’ new property
Doc McStuffi ns plush toy range, Posh Paws is launching plush toys of each of the fi ve key characters: Doc, Hallie, Stuffy, Lambie and Chilly. The toys will be available in three sizes: 8", 10" and 20".
Now available in UK/Ireland
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