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Use the Le Toy Van Dolls Nursing Kit & Bag to spark hours of caring pretend play. These step-by-step activities help children explore empathy and responsibility through nurse and doctor roleplay.

Why roleplay with a nursing kit matters

Pretend play with a nursing kit helps children process real-life experiences like doctor visits or caring for a sibling. The Le Toy Van Dolls Nursing Kit & Bag includes realistic accessories that encourage storytelling and nurturing behavior.

Roleplaying as a nurse or doctor builds vocabulary, social skills, and emotional understanding. The fabric change bag makes it easy to carry the set, so play can happen anywhere in the house or garden.

What comes in the set

The kit includes a bib, dummy, nappy, plate, spoon, jar of baby food, and bottle, all packed in a cute fabric change bag with a carry strap. Each piece is made from sustainable wood and finished with child-safe paints, matching Le Toy Van's ethical standards.

5 roleplay activities with the Dolls Nursing Kit & Bag

  1. Set up a checkup station: Arrange the nursing kit items on a small table or tray. Let your child pretend to check the doll's temperature (use a toy thermometer from another set) and feed the doll using the bottle and spoon. Encourage them to ask the doll how it feels. Common mistake: rushing through the checkup. Slow down and let your child ask questions to build empathy.
  2. Pack the bag for a house call: Show your child how to place each item inside the fabric change bag. Pretend the doll lives in another room and needs a home visit. Walk together to the dolls house or a cushion on the floor, then unpack and begin care. Checkpoint: ensure the bag strap is adjusted so it doesn't drag on the floor. This keeps the set clean and safe.
  3. Feed and burp the baby doll: Use the bottle and jar of baby food to pretend-feed the doll. After feeding, show your child how to gently pat the doll's back (burping). This mirrors real baby care and teaches gentle touch. Common mistake: forgetting the burp step. Remind your child that babies need burping after every feeding.
  4. Change the doll's nappy: Lay the doll on a soft surface and use the nappy from the kit. Pretend to clean and change the doll. Talk through each step: 'First we take off the old nappy, then we put on a clean one.' Checkpoint: if your child gets frustrated, simplify by just placing the nappy over the doll's clothes. The goal is imaginative play, not perfection.
  5. Soothe the doll to sleep: Give the doll the dummy and sing a lullaby or rock the doll gently. Wrap the doll in a small blanket if available. This activity helps children wind down and practice calming routines. Common mistake: skipping the dummy because it seems small. Using it reinforces the idea of comfort objects and completes the care routine.

Product facts

  • Dolls Nursing Kit & Bag: All set for caring play. This adorable wooden nursing set has everything little caregivers need for imaginative roleplay. Packed inside a cute fabric change bag with carry strap are baby care essentials including a bib, dummy, nappy, plate, spoon, jar of baby food and bottle. The bag keeps pieces organized and portable, so children can take their nursing kit on imaginary house calls or to a dolls house nursery.

    Dolls Nursing Kit & Bag

    Dolls Nursing Kit & Bag