Charming and lovable toy

What a charming playset! Full of colors and cute small details.
My personal favorites is a double toilet and teapot with flowers!

I highly recommend when assembling to follow the Instructions sheet. I did not do it and as a result had to redo some parts, which was not easy for locking mechanisms are pretty tight, and I had to ask my hubby's help before I had my manicure scraped off.

I'm not a big fan of humanizing animals and vice-versa and Enchantimals dolls are not exceptions. Even as a little girl I was not fond of fauns, mermaids and centaurs. My kids ask me questions about the Enchantimals creations, but looks like they are fine with their anatomy.

Now to the dollhouse. It is beautiful from an open roof to patio's carpet. The shower that pocking out through the roof, the antique style chase long, the double lavabo - all these detailed parts are pure joy for kids' eyes.

The balcony, the shower tube and the patio table have small pegs to secure the doll or her animal. I believe that the patio table' top spot reserved for the pet.

If I had to choose between Barbie's house and Enchantimals 's chalet, despite my inexplicable dislike of the main mutant characters, I would give my voice to the latter.

Great Playhouse, very cute

Let's talk about assembly first. This has a lot of pieces, but it honestly looks more complicated than it is, within 10-20 minutes, depending on your speed and skill, this will be assembled. The instructions could definitely be clearer, but if you just follow along slowly and look carefully, you will easily be able to put it together. The hardest thing to do, was actually getting Danessa Deer and her friend Sprint out of the packaging. Since she's attached with very tight elastic and plastic ties, it's difficult to do without cutting her hair. I recommend a pair of nail scissors or nail clippers and take care not to cut her hair or clothes.

Once it's assembled, you can see it's a lovely house that will be adored by those who love dollhouses or Enchantimals. It comes with a lot of little cute, unique furniture for both Danessa and Sprint, including a shower that cleverly pokes through the roof, making it a cool architectural feature. Both adults and their kids will be able to enjoy the visual aspect of this toy, as it really does look really good. Even though the walls and floor of the house are often a thick, firm plasticky paper, it's really sturdy and has a lot going on.

I only have two minor complaints. I really hoped it would be big enough to put a lot of Enchantimals dolls in there, but space is actually quite tight. The second is that there aren't really enough 'pegs'. I've complained about this in previous Enchantimals sets, but I'd love to see more pegs for the characters to stand on. Even when Danessa stands on the balcony she's prone to tipping over as there's only one peg and her other foot is left loose.

Despite these minor complaints from me, the girls really had fun with this one and loved both the look of Danessa, her little friend and also the house itself. The teapot and tea set was a favourite because of the pretty flowers and they enjoyed bringing in unrelated toys to play as well. Depending on the age of your kids, you can even make assembling this a fun project, but either way, it's bound to be a hit!