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Manhattan Toy Dress Up Pirate

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Description:

This soft and sweet pirate teaches dressing skills with a button, snap, hook-and-loop closure, zipper and shoe tie. Plus, he comes with a parrot pal.

Features:

Aides in the development of fine motor skills and encourages dressing yourself


Comes with a parrot friend


Made of soft, surface washable fabrics


Stimulate and nurture your child's imagination


Product Details:
Product Length: 5.0 inches
Product Width: 7.0 inches
Product Height: 15.0 inches
Product Weight: 0.4 pounds
Package Length: 13.23 inches
Package Width: 6.54 inches
Package Height: 5.2 inches
Package Weight: 0.44 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 19 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 4.5
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5Loved it!Jul 13, 2010
My son was 19 months old when we bought this toy. It is by far the cutest one we found for boys. It really was adorable which appealed to me. He loved the toy, loves to un-snap and un-zip it. I also likes to take the sword out, and since it's on a short piece of elastic it just pops back in the pocket. He totes his "Captian Jack" all over. I would recommend this dress up toy!

5Great Learning DollJun 22, 2010
This doll is even better in person. It has so much detail and color. My kids love this doll and drag it every where with them.

5Absolute Perfection!Apr 23, 2010
I have given this toy as a gift four times, once to my nephew, also to a neighbor for her son, again for a good friends son for his birthday, and I now have one for my son.

It has been an absolute hit every time with both the parent and the child.

Their are so many ways to play with this pirate, imaginative, nurturing, and dress up practice.

It is well made, soft, cute, and all boy. Truly a treasure.

Just remember the manufactures recommended play age is 18 months, I have given this pirate to two year olds and up only, and found it really is a hit with this age.

9 of 9 found the following review helpful:

3Really Cute! But not a Winner with the childMar 31, 2010
First, I'm going to copy the "features" list found on the tag that comes attached to the toy. It reads: "try my snap, button, fabric fastener and buckle! - I have a fabric pirate sword in my pocket - I have a parrot friend! - zip and tie my shoes to help you learn!" They didn't come right out and LIE about it, but the following list of PROS and CONS will help clarify what you REALLY get.

PROS:
~ Adorable from top-to-toe! He has a really cute face, an attractive & colorful outfit, & the eye-patch & the parrot are nice touches, too.
~ Well-made, mostly (Please read the list of "CONS" for further info).
~ The selection of fabrics look AND feel great.
~ The snap & button work well, & the pocket with the button is a real, usable pocket.

Adorable? Yes...no doubt about it.

Interesting to my child? Nope...chalk up one FAIL for the parents, but there are other, more tangible issues to be aware of.

CONS:
~ About the "mostly" part regarding how well made the toy is, here's the deal...THE BUCKLE. It only LOOKS like a buckle; it performs in no way like one would expect a buckle should. It's an over-the-shoulder strap with a faux, plastic, non-buckling buckle, with a tiny square of Velcro (or "fabric fastener" as they must have to call it) located on the underside of the strap. Educational? Barely. It's been used maybe three times, and the stitching along all but one side of the Velcro square is gone. It's now a flap of Velcro rather than a patch. Having said that, the rest of it is so well made, I have to believe this might be a fluke.
~ It's way more petite than I thought it would be. There's not much to work with, really.
~ The zipper shoe is only 1 1/2" long.
~ The laces -that can't be used to lace- are only 4" long, thick, & awkward with which to work.
~ I don't get the purpose for the dagger other than decoration. It's attached to the inside bottom of the pocket with a thick piece of elastic so when you try to pull the dagger out, the pocket gets all scrunched-up.

We'll keep it because we have a "thing" for pirates, and it's a really cute doll that looks good on the shelf.

5Wonderful Dress Up Doll and FriendFeb 09, 2010
Our daughter received this doll from Santa this year for Christmas, at 20 months. And she has loved her since she opened her. Her daddy helped her name the doll Princess Kate, and now she is a part of the family. She goes everywhere. Our daughter sleeps with her, and carries her all over the place. It is also a great toy for learning dressing tasks. I had a similar doll when I was young, though not as cute! Our daughter is already able to do several of the tasks - zipper, snap, button, and velcro. The shoe tying will come in time! This princess was slightly bigger than I expected her to be when she arrived, but that's a positive thing. I would highly recommend this princess for other little girls.

 
 
 
 
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