More and more I find that it seems like children’s toys have to “do” something all by themselves: talk, sing, dance, drive…electronic toys have really taken over the market. And although our house certainly has its fair share of battery-powered entertainment, I still really like to encourage my kids to make-believe and use their imaginations with traditional toys like blocks, ponies and doctor’s kits.

Sure enough, the Mini Lalaloopsy Playhouse had a lot of cute features that my daughters just loved. Anna enjoyed setting the dolls up on the porch swing or at the picnic table for a mug of lemonade. There is even a garden hose for watering the little flower pots that can be arranged around the house!
Along with the playhouse we also received the Mini Lalaloopsy RC cruiser. Okay, so this item is not without batteries after all. But you know, I think it was a great combination! When Anna and Isabelle got tired of the stationary playhouse, they would pop their characters into the car, drive them around the town or off to school or wherever else they wanted and then come back home to the playhouse for more creative fun.
The combination of these two Mini Lalaloopsy toys was really a nice way to bridge my girls’ desire for electronics with my desire for more old-fashioned play. The best part was watching them carefully tuck their characters behind the seatbelts in the RC Cruiser while giving their dolls a safety lesson and a warning about police and seatbelt tickets!

So that your kids can enjoy some creative playtime of their own, MGA Toys is very generously offering one lucky Mommy Kat and Kids reader their very own Mini Lalaloopsy RC Cruiser! To enter to win, just leave a blog comment about your child’s current favourite toy. And the Mini Lalaloopsy line has many more cute playsets and characters to let your little girls enjoy some imaginative fun. Check the website to find a retailer near you!


She likes her Barbie dolls.
My daughter loves her Itty Bitty Baby!
C. just got a happy napper for her birthday and she is kind of hooked on that right now.
my daughter loves Lalaloopsy and Squinkies
My daughter loves all her lalaloopsys and barbies
My kids are crazy for their Playmobil play sets. Right now it’s the school but there’s often a mash-up. It could be spies and Cinderella or fishing crew meets fire crew. The possibilities for pretend play are nearly endless. I’d like to see what would happen if the Lalaloopsies moved into the Playmobil neighbourhood with their fancy RC wheels. Thanks for posting the review!
My 4yo loves her silly hair and regular Jewel Sparkles Lalaloopsy dolls and Polly pockets.
fav at moment is the cosy coupe car
She play a lot with wood block.
Dolls and anything to do with dolls.