Lottie Dolls are 18cm tall, so is very portable and easy for little hands to carry around.
The key point of difference is that Lottie has a ‘childlike’ body – she doesn’t wear makeup, jewellery or high heels and she can stand on her own two feet (always a useful life skill for all girls, big and small). Lottie encourages kids to be kids, doing all the activities a child would do, not growing up too quickly, and presenting a healthy view on body image. Lottie’s clothing is composed of tactile fabric with lots of attention to detail, easy to dress and undress, with velcro fastenings.
Her hair is lovely and soft; it doesn’t tangle and knot like other doll hair. Lottie has bendable knees with ball socket hips and arms; her head can move side to side and she can do the splits front to back and side to side.
Lottie is presented in a giftable, illustrated and collectible ‘doll box bag’, with minimal plastic packaging.
Dressed in her vintage-style jacket and glasses, Lottie heads over to the Victorian Bandstand to listen to live music performances.
It’s fun to listen to new bands and musicians, discover different types of music, and let loose and dance.
Lottie isn’t the greatest dancer, yet she’s happy to do her own thing, and isn’t scared to march to the beat of her own drum, and be herself.
After a day of music and laughter, Lottie heads home with a spring in her step.
Launched in August 2012, she has won 12 international awards, including 3 Oppenheim Portfolio Platinum Awards.
Recommended Age: 3 Years +