Starting school is a big deal for everyone, so any little magic we can sprinkle on this time to make it a bit easier is seriously welcome.

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Moose Toys Kindi Kids encourage you to be true to yourself at a time where you don’t know yourself!”The lovely sets you can buy to create fun play environments for the dolls are so great, with some awesome little moving features that make them so engaging for kids. Kindi Kids gets its name from the word kindergarten – the American equivalent of pre-school and Reception class at primary school. The dolls are all supposed to be youngsters getting started at kindergarten, with the additional accessories helping to create the fun classroom environment where the dolls play.

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There’s so much to do with this toy and the look and feel of all the Kindi Kids range is brilliant. Marsha came with a cute little cake pop and babycino featuring little marshmallows. The cake pop is fab as you can push one corner of it down, making it look like Marsha has taken a bite out of her treat. The babycino features a squeezable base that makes the marshmallows pop up through the straw as if Marsha is really drinking her drink. Kindi Kids toys spark imagination through fun and the journey of discovery that all young kids go through as they start school. Our verdict on the Kindi Kids toysThe styling of the doll is just gorgeous, with big sparkly eyes, white hair with pastel rainbow streaks and a dress and shoes that match the pretty pastels. I loved that the doll didn’t look like a skinny fashion doll, but just like a normal little girl which made it perfect for my daughter to relate to. Kindi Kids dolls are sold as single toys with two little “shopkins” accessories included. We received Marsha Mello (got to love that name!) who has the most amazing rainbow hair and dress.