Gifted – We were sent the Baby Annabell Milly Feels Better doll and Baby Annabell Hospital for the purpose of this review.
As many of you know Little Miss loves baby dolls and imaginative play. She plays for hours with this and when we tried out the latest in the Baby Annabell range she was over the moon. We tried out Baby Annabell Milly Feels Better and the Baby Annabell Hospital, both are excellent sets but find out what we thought in this review.
Baby Annabell Milly Feels Better doll builds on the basics of the original doll toy with added doctor style role-playing. It is a great little doll to help your child with any doctor visits or hospital visits coming up, it comes with all the accessories a doctor or nurse would use to get them used to it and have fun at the same time.
Poor Little Baby Annabell Milly Feels Better cries and her cheeks go red as she has a fever. She sounds to poorly and her wee rosy cheeks, what a shame. How to stop her crying. She makes coo-ing noises when she is cuddled activated from the back.
Give her a little TLC and a hug. Shush her just like a real baby and she will soon settle down. The doll makes a little heartbeat sound which responds to being cuddled. The stomach has a heartbeat when the stethoscope is pressed to the chest. Failing that, there’s always an off switch for us adults.
The doll comes with a stethoscope, syringe, medicine pot, thermometer and medicine spoon. The medicine spoon is a clever accessory. When you give Milly the medicine, it has a little chip in it so that Milly knows she’s had her medicine and stops crying. The sounds are initiated with you press the button on the left shoulder
The perfect addition to Baby Annabell Milly Feels Better Doll is the Baby Annabell Hospital set. These two go perfect together and allow kids to take on the whole doctor, nurse, doll hospital role and is one of the best toys I have come across. This is the front of the hospital set and I love how compact it all is.
This is the back of the hospital set. It opens out to contain everything you need to make your doll feel better and when finished playing for the day, the set and the dolls packs up ready for the time you play.
The hospital set opens out to be a little hospital room with a bed, cover, hangers for the accessories to go and decorated just like a hospital would be. You don’t get a doll with the set, so this is why Milly Feels Better goes so well.
The bandages were great fun and could be used time and time again. They have velcro to secure so they stay in place and are one of the favourites.
What about a little bump on the head. The bandage to the rescue. Just look at the sheer delight, this is what you want to see on your child’s face when she is playing with the dolls.
The attention to detail is incredible, the doll even has a name band to wear on her wrist, just like you would in a real hospital. It also comes with a stethoscope, thermometer, injection giver, bandages, badge, clipboard, bag and more. Little Miss loved wearing her doctor name badge too.
It is a clever toy and one that Little Miss has been completely obsessed. The bed looks great and Milly is enjoying a little nap. Rest is the best medicine after all.
When you are finished at the end of a long day at the doll hospital, put Milly and the bed into the box and close the door.
What I am sure parents will love the most about the Baby Annabell Hospital set is that it folds away and you can store it easily with everything inside and seal.
We are huge fans of Baby Annabell Milly Feels Better and Baby Annabell Hospital set. It is great fun, gives hours of role-playing and imaginative play and the toys are built to last. Baby Annabell Milly Feels Better RRP £42.99 and is available at The Entertainer, Smyths Toys and other toy stores. And Baby Annabell Hospital RRP £59.99 and is available from Smyth Toys on offer at £39.99 just now.
We have lots of different Baby Annabell dolls we have reviewed and accessory sets if you want to check out more.
Disclaimer:- we were sent through Baby Annabell Milly Feels Better doll and Baby Annabell Hospital for the purposes of this review, but all thoughts and opinions are my own.
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