Baby Born Surprise Bottle House Playset Review

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Lily is really big fan of Baby Born Surprise. She really loves anything baby related but she loves the fact these she can play with differently to how she does her bigger dolls. Plus the surprise element makes them even better.

So we were super pleased to find out that they had brought out a Baby Born Surprise bottle House and just had to get to get our hands on it. Luckily Baby Born was happy to send us one out to review. 

The first thing I thought about it when it arrived was that I loved that it was a bottle house. Such a creative way to make a home for babies. Also the colours were super nice with a lovely shade of blue, yellow and pink. 

It also came with one baby ready to unwrap in outs outfit and play with.

Lily was so excited to start playing with it and luckily it opened very easily so then Lily could start to play straight away. It just took some scissors to cut open some ties and it was done. 

Lily did struggle to pull the house open though and I think its going to take a few attempts to teach her which directions of what you need to pull to get it open. 

Inside you will find a baby bath, and some accessories which include teddy, bottle, brush, talk and bubble bath.

So, the house itself. It doesn't have a huge amount of elements for it. There is nothing that moves inside apart from the gate on the cot area and the bath. The bed, and changing area and play area is all just set plastic. This toy is definitely more for children who are good at using their imaginations. Luckily Lily is and she has LOVED playing with it. Her imagination goes wild and she loves doing all that you would need to do with a baby. Putting it to bed, bathing it, changing its clothing and nappy.

The cot area gate opens and closes so then you can put the baby in and out. Also the door to the house also opens and closes. this is really easy to do and Lily can do it herself. 

The thing that Lily enjoyed the most was the bathtub. You can fill it with water and it actually makes the shower work. You just push the shower head down and it squirts out water.

The bottle itself and all the interior inside is made from plastic that isn't too flimsy. This seems the sort of toy that isn't likely to break too easy. 

The doll it comes with does all the usual things the baby born surprise dolls do such as wetting their nappy, and revealing the eyes and much more. 

If you don't know about Baby Surprise dolls themselves, then you can read all about them here on the review. 

The playhouse is £29.99 and can be bought all major toy stores such as Smyths Toy Store 

Would your child love the Baby Born Surprise Playset?