Djeco® Rose Pomea Soft Body Doll

Djeco® Rose Pomea Soft Body Doll

Introducing the Djeco Rose Pomea Soft Body Doll, Baby Rose, a delightful 32 cm companion perfect for children from 18 months and up. Baby Rose radiates charm with her beautiful brown eyes and is outfitted in a lovely ensemble waiting for playtime.

Baby Rose is designed to be lightweight and ideally sized for small arms to embrace and love. Her soft body, adorned with a realistic baby print, allows your child to pose her in natural, nurturing ways. Crafted from the softest vinyl with a neutral scent, Rose’s face, arms, and legs are invitingly tactile.

For a truly lifelike experience, Rose’s eyes gently close when she’s laid on her back, ready to drift off to dreamland. Thanks to her clothes’ hook-and-loop fasteners, dressing Rose is fuss-free, empowering young children to dress their dolls independently. Her head rotation adds an interactive dimension to play.

Washing and maintaining Baby Rose is easy at 30°, making her a practical choice for parents. Plus, the phthalate-free design and recycled fibre padding mean she’s as kind to the environment as she is to your little one.

Baby Rose has a pair of bloomers, a long-sleeve top, and a bonnet. She’s part of the Djeco Pomea Collection, which offers a range of accessories for extended creative play. Through pretend play with Baby Rose, your child will hone social, empathic, and fine motor skills, learning and growing as they explore the world together.

Highlights

• 32 cm tall, perfect for cuddling
• Soft, neutral-scented vinyl for a comforting presence
• Sleepy eyes that close and a head that turns for dynamic play
• Easy to dress with hook-and-loop fasteners
• Machine washable, eco-friendly, and safe for little ones
• Encourages developmental skills in children aged 18 months and older

About Djeco®: A Legacy of Play

Djeco is a family-owned company with a rich history dating back to 1954. Founded by the visionary Véronique Michel-Dalès, a pioneer in women-led businesses, Djeco has been at the forefront of creating imaginative and educational toys. Véronique's passion for childhood development led to the creation of innovative games like Le loto des quatre jeudis and Ma maison des puces. These early successes and Djeco's commitment to quality and fun earned the company four prestigious toy Oscars in the 1960s. In 1989, Véronique's son Frédéric took the helm, propelling Djeco onto the global stage. Today, Djeco inspires young minds with its unique blend of creativity, learning, and joy. You can read more about their story here.