3 top Christmas gift ideas for little princess fans
Pink princess-style dress with sparkle
Abercrombie Kids has a beautiful pink dress with tutu skirt and sequin on the top in sizes 7 years and up. The ballet dress (£58) would most definitely pass as a princess outfit in our house, and I wish it had come in a smaller size to fit Baby Girl. For younger girls, however, I think the Disney Store is brilliant for princess dresses. There’s everything from a stunning long-sleeved limited edition Sleeping Beauty dress (£150) to Frozen dresses (from £40).
Princess experience at Disney Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique at Harrods
For over 3s in London, the ultimate luxury princess gift must be the experience offered by Disney and Harrods’ magical Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique. I know my 27-month-old Frozen-fan would love to experience the Coronation or Snow Queen experience (£300), which offers young fans the chance to be transformed into Anna or Elsa in a magical fairy-tale experience. With the help of their own Fairy Godmother-in-Training, the little Princess gets to choose from a choice of hairstyle, face paint, nail colour and hair accessories. The Coronation experience, for example, includes an Anna Coronation dress, dress up shoes, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique sash, filled beauty bag, Olaf soft toy, Elsa and Anna doll set, framed 9” x 6” photograph and commemorative certificate.
Mudpuppy princess puzzles
Our little princess fan gets very excited about any princess-themed toys. For her birthday, she received a Mudpuppy Princesses Jumbo Puzzle, and I think this puzzle, which has a charming princess tea party illustration is brilliant for young princess enthusiasts – when they’re not playing dress up! Mudpuppy has a large range of puzzles, and I’ve recently seen them in Igloo on King’s Road and Aspace on Fulham Road.
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