Explore the exciting world of Barbie and Disney playsets
This Barbie playset features a 360-degree play, two stories, four play areas and tons of storytelling pieces
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Description: Barbie: 2-Story Playset
Imaginations are invited to move right into this Barbie playset featuring 360-degree play, two stories, four play areas, and tons of storytelling pieces. This fully furnished Barbie house features a modern design with signature Barbie style and everything kids need to play out their stories, including an adorable pet puppy. Welcome friends at the front door, cook up fun in the kitchen and serve at the dining table featuring seating for two.
Price: R1029
Visit: https://www.loot.co.za/product/dmds-7658-gaa0
Kids will have flurries of fun with this dessert playset
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Description: Frozen: Elsa and Olaf's Treat Cart
Kids will have flurries of fun with this dessert playset and two fan-favourite friends inspired by the Disney Frozen movies, Elsa and Olaf.In her signature ice queen outfit, Elsa is ready to serve up frozen delights with snowman sidekick Olaf. Kids can use two different colours of dough and 10+ adorable accessories to create realistic-looking treats.
Price: R159
Visit: https://www.loot.co.za/product/cwxj-7998-g900
Join 'The Feathered Five'; on an unforgettable adventure
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Description: The Feathered Five
Join 'The Feathered Five' on an unforgettable adventure as they navigate the cacophony of the African savanna. Enough was enough; the birds woke up grumpy and mad as they let the noise of the Hadedas turn a good start into a bad one. For today was a day of great celebration, as they had a party to attend for the Yellow-billed Kites' homecoming migration. Excuse after excuse, the exhausted Secretary Bird had a hard time remembering their reasons for delay.Will the birds finally arrive for the Yellow-billed Kites' special day?
Price: R159
Visit: https://www.loot.co.za/product/klhc-8240-g790
Embark on a moonlit adventure with 'The Nocturnal Nine'
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