Disclosure: Although I was compensated by Sago Mini for my review of the new Jinja’s House play set, all thoughts, opinions, and ridiculously tiny coffee mugs are entirely my own.
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Popping in mid-week to tell you about the unicorn of a toy that all three of my children play with:
And it’s this charming li’l playhouse from Sago Mini.
You all know my deep and abiding love for all things Sago Mini, from their STEM-happy apps for toddlers and preschoolers on up to their really, really, sweet stuffed pals (whom, coincidentally, just love playing the games alongside their human-sized pals).
So when I was invited to try out Jinja’s House– Jinja being pretty much our favorite pretend cat ever- it was a no-brainer. I had intended for Susannah to do the review, actually. And she totally did.
But then Nora wanted a turn.
And after Jasper’s nap, he wondered why the lovies he had just snoozed with were now in teensy tiny form and- oh my word, is that a slide? (Yep.)
Here’s what we love:
- There’s so much fun stuff to play with! The home comes with two friends- Jinja and her pal Rosie- and 10 household accessories. (My favorite part is how the furniture comes in actual tiny moving boxes- and there’s even pizza slices for folks who help with the moving-in process. Can I get an Amen?)
- It’s lightweight and portable. Seriously. The entire shebang folds up- containing all of the fun parts- and is secured by an attached, wraparound elastic. (I wish my house had that.)
- The house unfolds to two feet wide! Lemme tell you, when you’ve got three kids jockeying for prime on-the-floor, on-their-stomachs real estate, that sort of wingspan is clutch.
- It cleans up in seconds. Unlike pretty much anything else we own.
- Did I mention how cute it is? Holymolyitsjustsocute.
And it’s newly on the market for $29.99. (And currently on sale on Amazon!) More deets here! This beyond-cute playhouse would make a great preschool graduation gift, a Happy Summer (Now Enjoy Summertime Travel in the Backseat of the Car) treat, or even an “anytime” surprise that your tinies will one thousand percent adore.
(…And that certain nameless mamas will play with during nap time. It’s not my fault, it’s the slide’s.)
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