This set of 38cm multicultural baby dolls have well-defined features to help children identify the most representative races. The hair is sewn on and they have a perfumed body. They are made from vinyl and can be cleaned. Please keep in mind that bathing or diving the doll may leave some water residue inside it. These dolls are not airtight, the space between its body parts can´t be sealed. Suitable for children from ages 3+ years.
These realistic looking baby dolls are excellent for role play helps children to develop language and communication skills. It develops and promotes creativity and imagination. Dramatic and imaginative play also encourages children to become more confident and develop a stronger sense of identity. When children come together in role play, it aids in their social and emotional development. Listening to others, negotiation and co-operation all result from authentic dramatic play. This resource is excellent for promoting social and imaginative play. Role play and dramatic play encourages language development, teaches daily routines and skills plus develops social interactions, sharing and a sense of belonging and identity. Hence this resource helps children to understand the people and the world around them through role play.
Our range of global and multicultural resources help to support children’s learning about their communities, as well as the world in general. These resources aid in the promotion of understanding and acceptance of different cultures, beliefs, languages, families, appearances and lifestyles. As children gain an understanding of their community, they also gain an understanding of themselves. This develops confidence and a sense of identity. Incorporating multicultural resources into play is also a great way to introduce these concepts in fun and unobtrusive ways. While we love creating products that allow indigenous communities and artists to communicate their culture through their art. In turn allowing children to develop awareness and understanding of the significance of cultural heritage in their world. If you are an indigenous artist and would like to work with MTA to also develop culturally sensitive and appropriate education resources, please contact info@teaching.com.au.
Art and Craft catalogue page: 473
