Immersing yourself in the role of their favorite princess is of course a wonderful game for children, but role-playing is also a very important part of development. Stimulating the imagination encourages a child to put himself in the shoes of others and by thinking and acting 'out of the box', he learns to express feelings or experiences. Your child also learns to develop his or her creativity and thinking skills in this way. This development of the imagination takes place from toddler age (2 to 3 years) and reaches a peak around the ages of 4 and 5. As a parent you can stimulate this development by purchasing princess dress up costumes. But what should you pay attention to when choosing a new dress? Trish Scully will help you get started with this blog post. The first step in choosing a princess dress starts with the question: which princess does your daughter want to be? There is a good chance that she has been introduced to a princess through a book or a film that really appeals to her imagination. In such a case, there is no better gift than a princess-themed dress. Do you read Cinderella to her every night? Or can't she get enough of the frozen movies? That's a signal you can't ignore. There are several dresses for every known theme. Once you know the movie or fairy tale, you can move on to selecting the dress and accessories.
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