Click N' Play Doll Scooter For 18 Inch Dolls Review

 My daughters have an 18-inch doll which they love to play with. They dress her up, fix her hair and pretend they apply make-up for her. When they saw the Click N' Play Doll Scooter, they were super excited about it and because of their excitement, my 7 year old daughter assembled it herself. Before I head on over to my review, here is a quick product description from the company:

Let your doll ride around on this scooter. set includes helmet and goggles. Compatible with 18 inch dolls. 3 piece scooter set includes; scooter, helmet, goggles
Features working wheels, pretended handbrake, positioned footrest
Perfect to fit 18 inch dolls of all styles like American girl

 It arrived in a plain white box (not in a fancy packaging) which I think can be improved if this is to be given as a gift. It included the scooter, a pair of goggles and a doll helmet. The entire scooter is made of plastic with a smooth finish. It has a bigger purple front wheel and 2 smaller rear wheels.

I did have to put the included screw somewhere in between the bottom part of the handle bar and the footrest to keep it together.

The helmet's strap has a small buckle which I think is cute. My daughters loved that they were able to buckle up the helmet on their doll's head.

My daughters loved how this fitted their 18 inch doll and the goggles and the helmet fit their doll's head perfectly too. The toy scooter glides smoothly and the handle bar moves left and right. The handle bar has a pretend brake which doesn't actually move but is nice that it's there.

Overall, this is a nice doll scooter and love how my daughters loved playing with it.

You can purchase the Click N' Play Doll Scooter for 18 Inch Dolls HERE.

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