Early Learning Centre Wooden Dolls House

Advantages: Classic toy that encourages imaginative play
Disadvantages: Initial cost

...a dolls house in the Early Learning Centre, my eldest girl was absolutely determined that she wanted Santa to bring her one for Christmas. After looking around, we decided that our girls only deserved the best, no flimsy plastic house for my little princesses, and we bought them the ELC Wooden Dolls House for Christmas, along with all the furniture sets, a garage, basement and of course the wooden family who were to reside there. There are now two ...
...which has changed somewhat since we bought ours) and the Georgian, but when we got the girl's there was only one version which looks more like the Georgian House (and is still occasionally available on Ebay) so that's the one I'm going to be reviewing. ~~~Getting the builders in~~~ The house comes flat-packed, and you need to completely assemble it yourself, which is no mean feat. Although the instructions are very clear, and everything attaches ... Read review

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...wooden Georgian style from the early learning centre. I really liked the look of the early centre house and thought that for the money this one was great value. I have purchased many toys from the early learning centre and have never had any problems. What you get for your money ************************* The house comes flat packed in a large colourful box. If you don't want to collect it from your early learning centre store, then you can buy ...
...are available separately from the early learning centre. Our house has a living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. The house is 70 cm heigh, 61 cm wide and 31 cm deep. The house has Georgian style windows and roof. Furniture for the house is available separately at a cost of £10 per set although it is often available on a buy 2 get 1 free basis so keep checking! When we bought our house there was a choice of either Georgian style or modern. However ... Read review

Advantages: easily added to, wooden so less likely to break
Disadvantages: small pieces, expensive

...friend bought her daughter the Early Learning Centre's wooden dolls house the first year it came out. Our E was very into the house when we went to visit and would spend hours playing with it. Originally the dolls house cost £50 but last year it was reduced to £40, which is a bit more reasonable as all you get is the basic dolls house. The basic dolls house is on 2 levels. It has 2 rooms downstairs, which have slidling doors and upstairs there ...
...which can be used to carry the dolls house easily. It also allows the child to have more access to the rooms as the downstairs can be difficult to get into. The height is 56cm, with a width of 61cm and a depth of 35cm. It is an ideal sized house for a young child and is recommended from age 3. We found it fitted in nicely between the sofa and the wall for storage coming out when E wanted to play with it. It is now in her room against wall where it ... Read review

Advantages: sturdy, easy access for clumsy fingers
Disadvantages: expensive accessories

...cost around £30 from the early learning centre, and as it is thier own brand, this is the only place you can buy it. It came in a large cardboard box which had a very colourful picture of the house on the front, showing it filled with furniture and people. The house itself was flatpacked which made the box as small as possible, but it was never the less a rather large and heavy box. The house is made from several wooden boards with chunky edge peices ...
...box and taken all the peices out, we had to construct the house. This was easy to do but it is advisable to follow the instructions as we attempted first to put the peices together in the wrong order. The instructions were very simple to follow and after slotting the peices together and securing them with a couple of screws we had a dolls house in front of us. The house has four rooms over two floors. The two downstairs rooms are accessible by the ... Read review

Advantages: strong good house
Disadvantages: ?

Early learning centre wooden dolls house We have this dolls house at the school I work in. It costs £40 from the early learning centre. For the basic house structure. It is a wooden house; this dolls house comes flat packed. It is fairly easy to assemble. When assembled it stands 56 cm high and the width across the front is 61 cm the depth from front to back of house is 35 cm. The house has open edges, easy for children to access The house had two ...
...furniture or dolls. But the early learning centre has furniture and dolls, which are designed for this house. I believe if you buy the house and all the accessories it comes to about 90 pounds. A white doll family or a black doll family can be bought for £10. For £30 you can buy a basement set two rooms to fix under the dolls house There is a lot of furniture you can buy to furnish the rooms. Furniture for a kitchen , bedrooms, baby rooms, utility ... Read review