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The best miniature dollhouse accessories to add to your collection

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Miniature dollhouses are the perfect toy for children who live in small spaces. Ideal for apartments or small bedrooms, our favorite DIY miniature dollhouse accessories are pack with imaginative joy. If your child dreams of a dollhouse, these tiny versions are a lovable alternative that’s just as fun and even cuter.

Kids who love watching videos of tiny toys can now make their own with our miniature accessories for dollhouses. These adorable knickknacks are more than just kids play. They provide children an escape from everyday life and have stress relief benefits. For more engaging playtime, add some accessories to your child’s miniature dollhouse and join in on the fun. It’s a perfect opportunity to make memories together and connect with your little one.

Hape Family Pets Dollhouse Set

Most Durable Pieces

Every dollhouse needs pets to feel like a home. The Hape Family Pets Set are the durable accessories that complete your child's dollhouse. Its highly-detailed design features a dog, cat, and bunny, each with their house and food bowls. These wooden pieces are safe for kids and finished with non-toxic paints that'll never fade.

Calico Critters Deluxe Kozy Kitchen Set

Best Value

With over 55 pieces the Calico Critters Deluxe Kozy Kitchen Set is the complete kit of furniture and accessories for your child's dollhouse kitchen. Your little one will finally have everything they need for their dolls to make the most delicious dinners and enjoy family meals. They'll be thrilled to see the working doors and stocked refrigerator to create a world of playful fun. The furniture is 1:24 scale and proportional with Calico Critters figures and environments.

Dragon Drew Dollhouse Furniture Set

Best Furniture Collection

Bring an entire home to life with the Dragon Drew Dollhouse Furniture Set. This massive deluxe playset includes a family of 8 plus 3 complete rooms—everything you need to furnish your child's miniature dollhouse and turn it into a family home. Create a living room, bedroom, and kitchen where your child can recreate your own family life and enjoy hours of fun.

For children who love to recreate their home environment, our selection of miniature dollhouse accessories brings playtime to life with adorable designs that kids love. Your child won’t be able to get enough of these creative toys made, especially for little hands. While they’re small in size, these toys deliver big smiles on your child’s face.

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Age-appropriate jokes for your kids

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You wait here — I'll go on ahead!
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Frosted Flakes
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Because it’s a size S!
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The moo-vies.
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It was feeling crummy.
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Because they cantaloupe!
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Because his students were so bright.
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Why was 6 afraid of 7?
Because 7, 8, 9!
Why did the math book look so sad?
Because of all its problems.
Why did the student eat his homework?
Because the teacher told him it was a piece of cake.
Who did the zombie take to the dance?
His ghoul-friend
How does the ocean say hello?
It waves.
Where do you find a dog with no legs?
Right where you left him!
Why is it so easy to fool Dracula?
He's a sucker.
What did Venus say to Saturn?
Give me a ring sometime.

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