
Yui
is a fabric doll, with soft stuffing and a beany bum. Yui is a
Japanese doll, part of the Lotta & Friends range, and she comes
with a traditional Japanese outfit of Kimono, obi, undergarment,
shoes, a hairband and a fan, though Squeaky is quite adamanat that
it's a drink, turning it upside down & placing the handle to
Yui's mouth as a straw. I can see her logic, for once!
Squeaky took to Yui immediately, calling her “my doll”, and soon set to
work taking off all Yui's clothes, and then instructing me to put
them back on! Repeat that for hours, and you can see that Squeaky's
had a lot of fun. I was surprised to notice that Yui has a belly
button, stitched into her middle, so we had a little chat about belly
buttons. Yui's clothes, with the exception of her shoes, and Yui
herself are washable, washing instructions are shown on the items,
which I thought was a very handy touch, as well as realism for
children as they see the same tags on their own clothes. All the
fastenings are velcro, and the stitching is firm, it's already been
given a good tug or two in our house, with no problems.

Yui
is suitable for children from 18 months, and retails for around £33 from various retailers, including Amazon, My Small World, and Boxes and Bags of Fun.
She'd make a beautiful gift, especially for a little girl who loves
her clothes & shoes.
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Disclosure: I am a HABA Brand Ambassador. I was provided with the Yui Doll free of charge for the purpose of this review. I was not told what to say, and all opinions are my own. I am not part of an affiliate scheme, links are provided for your convenience & I will not receive reward for their use.
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