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Princess Castle Dinner Set
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A$35.99
8 Reviews
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fit for a princess
5The Princess Castle Dinner Set looks great, it stacks up well and is a good size for little hands. It looks really pretty too, I am sure any little girl would love one.
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3I ordered 3 of these Princess Castle Dinner Sets for my godchildren who are between 4 - 7. The picture is a bit misleading as it is really aimed at a younger child when it arrives. I would suggest the target audience is more 2 - 4. It's a well made product though and would be good for difficult little eaters.
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Princess castle dinner set
5The Princess Castle Dinner Set is a really nice set for a little girl. Washes easily, and all stores together nicely. Only one criticism is the spoon is too shallow to be of any use.
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Lovely item
5The Princess Castle Dinner Set is a brilliant item for any little girl. Great value for money.
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Amazeballs
4I saw the Princess Castle Dinner Set and snapped up 4. I think they are amazing and perfect for all little princesses out there and for the awesome fairy godmothers who give them as gifts too!
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Interesting product
5The Princess Castle Dinner Set is a beauty. It is fascinating and motivating kids' to have their meals on time. I plan to have it for my niece.
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Really cute product
5Bought this as a present for my niece and she loves it. My sister loves it (possibly more than my niece)! It's a really fun and novel dining set and I'm really happy with it.
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4I don't quite know what to say about this item. It clearly states on the box that the item is for age 18 months plus. However, the advertising shows a girl who has to be 6-8 years of age. My young Grandaughter is going through a stage where meal times are becoming a bit of a chore. So, I thought the Princess Castle would be a great little draw to keep 'Madam' sat at the table. I think I may be correct in thinking this - I only gave it as a little 'bolt on' Christmas present yesterday and so it is yet to be put to the test. One thing I would like to say though is, the set is clearly aimed at the toddler stage. It is way too small to accommodate the 6-8 year old seen in the advertising. Luckily, as little Scarlett is only two and a half, we may get away with it. But, as I say... only time will tell!
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