Review on 🏰 Enchanting Bigjigs Toys Heritage Playset Cottage: Immerse in Imaginative Playtime Bliss by Chad Sornsin

I love this dollhouse and can't wait to get it for my 2 year old daughter's birthday! I did a lot of research and went to the trouble of deciding on Plan, Le Toy, Hape and Kidkraft. I chose the Bigjig for the following reasons (and I'm glad I did): well built, not too much pink, nothing on the walls (which I think limits the imagination), made of wood, love of the Detail - very cute, was relevant to the house with working doors and windows, had doors and stairs, was 3 levels, with quality furniture (which can quickly go up in price), wasn't too big and not too small. The only thing I couldn't find in all my research was the scale of all brands as I wanted to order 3rd floor sets. I found the Le Toy van (plum bedroom set), Plan laundry accessory, and Hape car to work really well with this set and with the dolls. You can see them on the top floor of my photo and in the back of the bathroom. They have the same scale. The dolls in my Bigjig set are about 5 inches tall. I want the baby dolls to be smaller than the parents and have a baby. It was fairly easy to put together and felt like a jigsaw puzzle putting the pieces together. It was a little tricky screwing the last piece to the bottom, so at this point you'll need help holding the house together while you turn the house on its back. I'm sure I made the right decision and the review mentioning the cost of the furniture was no joke. When you include these costs in the price, you actually save money.