There are e ight rooms are spread across four floors and perhaps most impressive of all is the working life for the dolls to move between levels. Selecting a dollhouse is more than just buying a place for dolls to live and play. It’s about finding that perfect look that makes your kid swoon with joy. What kind of make believe does your child enjoy? Fantasy, such as in princess who live in big, gorgeous castles and mansions? Or, more realistic living, such as a modern high-rise condo or a cozy home with southern flair? Size can play a part in the buying process as well. What kind of space do you have in your home to accommodate. If floor space is unlimited, splurge for a large-scale version. If space is at a premium, get the same boundless imaginative stories in a smaller-scale option that either can fit on a table or a taller, smaller-footprint option that goes up instead of out. We’ve considered all types of living all over the world to make our creations take up room in the heart, not in the home.

The dollhouse includes five play people, plus 20 pieces of furniture such as lamps, a bed, a table and chairs, a refrigerator, an oven, a TV center, a couch, a tub, a toilet, and more. There’s even a wooden pet dog plus food bowls. There are two sets of stairs in the house, so kids can move figures and furniture from floor to floor realistically, and a working front door helps mimic a real-life house as well. The house stands almost 2 feet tall, making it a great size for a toddler and small children to play while learning hand-eye coordination and fine-motor skills, which helpds justify the high price tag. For a dollhouse that doesn’t have a lot of small parts that pose choking hazards for toddlers, the Little People Playset from Fisher-Price is a solid choice. It does come with three figures and seven other play pieces, including a table, three chairs, one pool, and a cake, that young ones can move throughout the four rooms in the house. There’s also a working tree swing you can set the figures on, plus an outdoor patio, and a swimming pool, which you can fold up and store play pieces in when not in use. The refrigerator and oven doors open to mimic a real kitchen, and a sliding trundle bed adds a third sleeping spot for all three figures. The dolls house comes with wall fixings and I would strongly advise you to not waste any time in fixing it to the wall. Because the house is tall, Evie has tried on a few occasions to pull herself a little higher to see the attic, which of course means that she places all her weight at the top. Because of its size, there’s easily space for more than one child to play with it side by side too.Made from sturdy wood that’s meant to last for years, we love this wooden dollhouse from Pidoko for its gender-neutral colors (painted with child-safe paint) and open-sided build, which allows more than one child to play at once. Kids can access the dollhouse from all sides, making it easy to move figures and furniture around as they play. It also comes with moveable stairs, which kids can place where they want.

For a dollhouse that your child can grow with, this tall choice from KidKraft is a must. It stands at 4.5 feet tall and features four levels and eight rooms, including an attic nursery. They are not included, but the dollhouse will accommodate dolls up to a foot tall. It’s a great choice for growing children who might’ve already outgrown a shorter dollhouse, but still want to play house in a realistic setting with friends. The garage doors open and close nicely and can fit Evie’s Barbie car in it perfectly. The little pieces of wooden furniture look great; I particularly love the piano!

Still not sure? That’s what we’re here for! This KidKraft Majestic Mansion review will tell you all you need to know.