My daughter has the fun loving grand doll house what is the difference? Is there more room vs the old one?
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In the Grand dollhouse there are fewer rooms (one on each level) but they are larger. The Dream dollhouse has three smaller rooms on each level (the sizes vary but they are all about 6-8" deep and 6-9" wide). The Grand dollhouse has an attic (fourth level) that spans the house, but is considerably shorter, while the Dream dollhouse has a collapsible fourth level that is only one room wide. They both have side wings that fold out, but on the dream dollhouse, one of those wings is a staircase with a small "secret" closet underneath (that's my daughter's favorite part) instead of rooms. And the other wing has two levels, but the bottom level doesn't have a floor surface like the Grand dollhouse. The Dream dollhouse also has a built-in bathroom (you cannot move the toilet and vanity) but the toilet has a flushing sound, and the vanity lights turn on and off. There are also two sound buttons on the house that play three songs (Happy Birthday, Lullaby, and some sort of salsa dance music) and play random house noises (doorbell, telephone, grandfather clock chimes, baby laughing, dog barking). The Dream dollhouse has more neat features, but the Grand dollhouse probably has more room. I find Loving Family furniture is probably designed for the larger rooms of the Grand dollhouse. All the pieces do not fit in the smaller Dream dollhouse rooms, although there are more rooms. Personally I like the Dream dollhouse better.
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That dimension I'd definitely off. While the dollhouse isn't right in front of me the actual width of the assembled is more like three feet long, from one side to the other, two feet high and a little less than two on the width. It's the only item on my daughters dresser. Very nice size, but not for Big enough for Barbie sized dolls.
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Can't remember the size but perfect for a 12-18" doll. Bought it in 2011 for one grand and so happy I bought one last year for my other grand. A part did come in damaged on one and all it took was a phone call and they shipped a replacement part immediately. It's really a beautiful crib. Must have patience though putting it together. I thought it was fun, like a puzzle.
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My grand daughter has the dollhouse similar to the majestic; perhaps a bit smaller. She plays with these dolls in it.
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I don't know, but I do want to warn you that this dollhouse took a very long time to put together. Some pieces arrived broken so I had to glue them back together. Some pieces didn't line up so I had to drill new holes and use our own screws. I was very disappointed as this brand is usually quite good.
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It's made for the regular size dolls and it's a huge doll house. Good and sturdy and fairly easy to put together. My daughter is 6 years old is about 46 inches tall and the doll house is about her height.
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We bought both Hape Dollhouse Happy Caucasian Family Dolls and Plan Toy Doll House Doll Family for grandchildren thinking we'd return the one we liked least. The size difference is not a factor & my wife thinks the HAPE set is a bit nicer but since two children play with them it's nice to have more and somewhat different characters including grandparents (HAPE set). They are equal in quality and function.
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I don't know what Groovy Girls dolls are, but the dollhouse is perfect for 12inch dolls such as Barbie. My daughter plays with all of her smaller dolls in it too. It is an AWESOME dollhouse ��
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Hello, I checked Fisher-Price's Web site, and it appears the Loving Family line of dollhouses are built to a much smaller scale than this one. Judging from the photos on Fisher-Price's site, it appears the dolls the girls are playing with in the dollhouses are 4.5 inches tall, or about the size of a Star Wars action figure. My sense of the KidKraft Glitter Dream Dollhouse was that it was designed for much bigger dolls, possibly even Barbie dolls. So therefore the furniture from the Loving Family line would look very small in this dollhouse. I hope this helps!
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I just used the Loving Family furniture offered. It is large so we extended the bottom floor rooms ut back f the doll house.
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The room sizes are too small for two toddlers to play 'together' in the same room. While it has been a fun little dollhouse for my granddaughter this last year, who had just turned 2 when she got it, I do wish that I had purchased a larger dollhouse for her to grow into.
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This is a very large and complex dollhouse. The roof can be changed from winter to spring and floors can be changed. The furniture and accessories are quite small. I think that it would be appropriate for an older child.
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Don't know the answer to that. I researched this house pretty carefully before I bought it, but I'm embarrassed to admit I haven't assembled it yet. Decided to wait until my granddaughter is a bit older. (She's not even 2-1/2 yet-- loves fantasy play but plenty busy at the moment with Schleich animals and duplos.)
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Guess it depends on the child...does your granddaughter show interest in dollhouses? We gave this dollhouse to two of our granddaughters when they were 2 or 3. The girls are now 5 and play with it occasionally. I suspect that by the time they're 8, they will be busy with other activities...sports, dance, gymnastics, etc. hope this helps in your decision.
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They are bigger. Gave it to my granddaughter, so I'm not positive, but I think they are bigger. She loved it though and actually her mom got her more of the sets that go with it.
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The Doll House doesn't include and furniture. In fact "Santa" brought too many rooms for this size. May want to upgrade at some point!
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I can't compare the two however our little granddaughter LOVES her chair/ottoman that we gave her for her 1st birthday. She was two 'big' sisters 3,4- that also love it- has held up well for the 3 of them!