Barbie Toys, Skipper Doll and Snack Bar Playset with Counter, Color Change Sundae 8 Additional Accessories, First Jobs, HKD79

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Amazon The Skipper doll discovers the world of work in Skipper and the Big Babysitting Adventure using various first jobs. With this snack bar set, children can let their imagination run wild. The Barbie set includes a skipper doll in her movie-inspired work clothes, a snack counter with soft ice cream machine and cash register, a colour changing sundae and 8 other storytelling accessories. Children can fill the bottle for the chocolate sauce with warm water and make the strawberry ice cream a delicious chocolate ice cup simply change back with cold water and repeat again and again. The sundae can be placed on the tray along with other snacks and drinks to serve even more fun storytelling. In total, there are 6 other accessories. With so many pieces and colour changing fun, the skipper play set with snack bar is a sweet gift for children aged 3 and up., Manufacturer: Mattel

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The Skipper doll discovers the world of work in Skipper and the Big Babysitting Adventure using various first jobs. With this snack bar set, children can let their imagination run wild. The Barbie set includes a skipper doll in her movie-inspired work clothes, a snack counter with soft ice cream machine and cash register, a colour changing sundae and 8 other storytelling accessories. Children can fill the bottle for the chocolate sauce with warm water and make the strawberry ice cream a delicious chocolate ice cup simply change back with cold water and repeat again and again. The sundae can be placed on the tray along with other snacks and drinks to serve even more fun storytelling. In total, there are 6 other accessories. With so many pieces and colour changing fun, the skipper play set with snack bar is a sweet gift for children aged 3 and up., Manufacturer: Mattel


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Brand Barbie
EAN
  • 0194735101696

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