Melissa & Doug Fold & Go Dollhouse | Dollhouses & Dolls | Play Sets | 3+ | Gift for Boy or Girl

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Did we actually really catch your attention when we started talking about the idea of portable dollhouses because you love the idea of your kids being able to take at least a couple dolls to a friend’s house or their grandparents’ place, but you’re not sure any of the store bought dolls they have will fit in the one you saw before? Added lighting makes the house feel real, with a soft glow spilling out from the windows into the kitchen, children’s playroom, and bedroom. The second floor room on the left and roof on the right are removable for easy rearranging or more open-concept playtime, and the red roof caps off the cozy vibe. Calico Critters sells multiple types of figurines and accessories, so kids can add additional animals, furniture, cars, and more into their dollhouse scene to create an imaginary home to their liking. One thing we don’t love is that there’s no handle for carrying the dollhouse when closed, but at just nine pounds, it’s easy to maneuver.

Are you absolutely determined to make your child their very own DIY dollhouse but you’re also the kind of crafter whose primary DIY skills lie mostly in the world of fabrics, stitching, and soft materials? For a dollhouse that doesn’t have a lot of small parts that pose choking hazards for toddlers, the Little People Playset from Fisher-Price is a solid choice. It does come with three figures and seven other play pieces, including a table, three chairs, one pool, and a cake, that young ones can move throughout the four rooms in the house. There’s also a working tree swing you can set the figures on, plus an outdoor patio, and a swimming pool, which you can fold up and store play pieces in when not in use. The refrigerator and oven doors open to mimic a real kitchen, and a sliding trundle bed adds a third sleeping spot for all three figures. Discover foldable playhouses with lights and sounds, tall, open-style doll houses and even magical castle playsets. Fans of the iconic collectibles can set off on over the top adventures with the L.O.L. Surprise! doll house or imagine ski resort fun with the chalet playset. These doll houses are just right for storing and displaying your L.O.L. Surprise! dolls.Dollhouses are the kind of toy that are still very popular, but that have changed extensively over the years. We think the modern store bought ones look like a lot of fun but we can’t help wanting to make our kids a custom homemade one like we had when we were little. That’s why we’ve been on the hunt for DIY dollhouse options all over the Internet lately! This beautiful DIY dollhouse will need you to use parallel circuits, resistors, wire, LEDs, copper tape, switches, current, or voltage. If you are a student from the department of physics then this should not be difficult to come up with. Get an already made dollhouse and build in your constructions or you can decide to make a dollhouse for yourself. 21. How To Build A Wooden Doll House

In that case, we have a feeling this adorable handmade wooden beach house outlined nice and clearly on Akameru Kawaii might be right up your alley! We adore the way they even show you how to give it a thatched roof. 14. Branch and bark covered dollhouse Well, believe it or not, you can still make a dollhouse happen with these skills! Take a better look at Sew Some Stuff to see how this adorably portable unfolding fabric dollhouse was made and embellished, complete with its own little garden and pond. 6. DIY bookcase dollhouse No matter who you are shopping for, this one from Tender Leaf is a great choice, as it comes in gender-neutral colors. The dollhouse has three floors and six rooms, all with printed plywood floors and windows and a door that ope. Plus, there are two sets of stairs to move dolls and figurines up and down while playing. It’s made from renewable rubber tree wood, an eco-friendly material that’s safe and free of chemicals—meaning you don’t have to worry about harmful materials or the dollhouse breaking down fast. For a dollhouse that your child can grow with, this tall choice from KidKraft is a must. It stands at 4.5 feet tall and features four levels and eight rooms, including an attic nursery. They are not included, but the dollhouse will accommodate dolls up to a foot tall. It’s a great choice for growing children who might’ve already outgrown a shorter dollhouse, but still want to play house in a realistic setting with friends. Then we think you just might be the perfect person to give this fantastic tutorial from The Handmade Home a try! They teach you step by step how to make a hinged dollhouse with a front that opens outwards to each side to reveal the inner rooms. It even has individual shingles like a real roof! 5. Cute fabric dollhouseTo build a house, you don’t always need concrete. This DIY dollhouse is fit for your amazing kids who want a doll dog house. Don’t forget to get the size of the dog so the house doesn’t look too small for it. Cut wood from an old wine box was used for this project. Assemble the pieces and decorate. 8. DIY Halloween Doll House