Pink Tabletop Toy Vanity with Lighted Mirror
Pink tabletop toy vanity creates a dedicated space for imaginative dress-up and pretend beauty play. Its pink and white design fits naturally into a child’s bedroom, while the acrylic mirror and decorative details add character to the play area. The compact tabletop format works well in smaller rooms and can be moved when playtime changes location. A carry handle supports convenient storage between activities, and the drawer gives children a place to put away the included accessories when they are finished. Recommended for children ages 3 to 6 years.
- Four round bulbs around the mirror switch on for pretend dress-up play; three AA batteries are required and not included.
- A built-in drawer stores all eight accessories after play, helping keep the tabletop organised.
- The tabletop design and carry handle make it easy to move between rooms and store away.
- Compact 12.2" W x 10.6" D x 13.1" H dimensions suit smaller children's rooms.
- MDF and pine wood construction pairs with an acrylic mirror in pink, white and printed details.
- Includes eight pretend accessories: eyeshadow palette, perfume bottle, nail polish, lipstick, powder, blush, pink mirror and comb.
- Assembly required. Recommended for children ages 3 to 6 years.
- 1 x Kids vanity table
- 8 x Accessories
What age is this toy vanity for?
It is approved for ages 3 years and up, with a recommended age range of 3 to 6 years.
What does the kids vanity set include?
The package includes 1 x Kids vanity table and 8 x Accessories.
Do the mirror lights need batteries?
Yes. The four light bulbs require three AA batteries, which are not included.
What are the vanity's dimensions?
The vanity table measures 12.2" W x 10.6" D x 13.1" H.
What materials are used?
The product uses engineered wood, pine wood and an acrylic mirror.
Does the vanity have storage?
Yes. A built-in drawer stores the eight included accessories.
Can the vanity be moved?
Yes. Its tabletop design and carry handle support moving it between spaces and storing it away.
Is assembly required?
Yes, assembly is required.
