Basket Of Babies (7Pk)

Oh, baby, baby! This adorable set of seven diverse dolls arrives ready to revolutionise your Role Play area. Each soft baby, complete with an attached cap and removable sleeping sack, is a dream for developing key skills. Practitioners will adore how these dolls encourage deep, meaningful play around caring, nurturing, and family structures. Watch as children naturally engage in discussions about diversity and difference, making this set a brilliant resource for PSED. They are suitably sized for small hands, meaning children can easily practice dressing, undressing, and gentle handling. Let the empathy explosions commence! This resource is a genuine invitation to play, supporting both EYFS and Primary learning goals.

Features

• Soft Bodied Construction: Ideal for cuddles and gentle handling, supporting PSED and emotional development through role play.
• Removable Sleep Sacks: Provides a fantastic, achievable challenge for children developing those crucial fine motor skills and dexterity.
• Attached Caps: A clever design choice, preventing the inevitable "where did the hat go?" drama that plagues the home corner.
• Diverse Features: Represents a range of ethnic and racial features, making them perfect tools for conversations around PSED and diversity.
• Set of Seven: The generous quantity encourages collaborative play and supports imaginative scenarios involving larger families or groups.

Benefits

• Personal Social and Emotional Development (PSED): Facilitates high level nurturing and caring role play, helping children to understand and express emotions.
• Understanding the World (UtW): An essential tool for exploring family units, cultural diversity, and community roles through imaginative play.
• Communication and Language (C&L): Naturally prompts rich, story driven conversation as children narrate the babies' needs and daily routines.
• Physical Development (PD): Manipulating the dolls and their sleeping sacks is an excellent activity for strengthening hand eye coordination and dexterity.
• Mathematics (M): Children can practise simple counting, sorting, and comparison based on the number and size of the dolls in the collection.