Girls Dolls

Dolls have been found in civilisations as far back as 2000 BC and continue to delight girls today with their ability to inspire a whole new world of possibilities. Although the days of traditional porcelain dolls as a child’s most treasured item are now long behind us, there are still a number of classic dolls – most notably Mattel’s Barbie ranges – that continue to enthral and delight.

Different music, celebrities and fashions have inspired a whole new breed of girl’s dolls – with Bratz proving to be particularly popular thanks to their outrageously glamorous outfits and accessories. Technology has also played an important part in the evolution of girl’s dolls, with sounds and mechanical movement action being used to bring extra life and fun to the proceedings. No self respecting doll would be without her own house, vehicle, swimming pool or some other playset, all of which help little girls to bring the dolls to life and encourage some serious role play.

Baby dolls are particularly popular with the youngest little girls who like to cuddle them, change their outfits and take them for a walk in their own dolls prams. Zapf and Corolle are two of the biggest manufacturers of baby dolls, whilst plenty of other suppliers make other series of dolls for this important girls market. With a tremendous selection of baby dolls, ethnic dolls, teenage dolls and everything in between, little girls have never been so spoilt for choice.