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HTI Babyboo Junior Roamer Pram | Children's Baby Doll Pushchair

The Babyboo Junior Roamer Pram is a great starter pram for your little one, ideal for dolls up to 43cm, including Baby Born. Featuring a folding canopy in a magical fabric patterned with unicorns and flamingos it will protect your doll from too much sun.

This perfect starter pram for your toddler comes with coordinating fabric bedding and an apron. With a handle height of 58cm it is perfect for children aged 3 years plus. Pretend play is an essential part of early learning and the more your child engages in imaginative play, the more they expand their imagination and creativity. Role-play also allows your child to see things in different perspectives and let them experience a wide range of emotions.

• GREAT FIRST PRAM - Keep your dolly comfy when out and about in the babyboo pushchairs. With easy steering double wheels can fit dolls up to 43cm
• NURTURING PLAY - It also encourages nurturing and multi-functional role-play and imagination, which is great for the development of your child.
• EASY TO STORE AWAY - Don't worry about taking up too much space either as the Babyboo prams fold up when playtime is over. Made with high-quality fabric, any doll will be pleased to nap in this pram!
• PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS - Fit for dolls up to 43cm. store your doll's accessories in the basket or carry bag. With an umbrella fold mechanism so is easy to fold down and store away. Suitable for 3 years
• CE MARKED UK SELLER SAFE TO PLAY - It's made from safe, non-toxic ingredients and will not stick to your hands. All our products are tested to the highest UK CE standard to ensure the safety of your children, please be careful when comparing with others
• PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS - Handle height - 58cm, Fits dolls up to 43cm (18"), Dimensions - H64cm x W36cm x D64cm

Suggested age suitability 3 years and upwards.

EU Warning: Not suitable for children under the age of 3 years due to small parts which could cause a choking hazard.

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