– Cup O Styles, Kids Toys for Ages 3 Up

Such a fun and cute gift!! My granddaughter was thrilled. Be sure to follow the directions.

My grand girls love these surprise toys, and some of them can be pricey with disappointing results. Not these! They are reasonably priced, the unboxing is fun, and the dolls are a good size with cute accessories.

I was glad to get the green one; that was the best-looking one in the product photos. Size Based on the height, I'd expected it to be wider. I'd expected something about the size of a Disney Doorables doll, but it's like a Polly Pocket with a giant head. This doll can clothes-swap its little fabric skirt with Polly Pocket's rubbery clothes, and the clothes fit both dolls perfectly. Cup Display Doesn't Work It isn't possible to make a display with the cup like the product photos show. The top piece sinks down inside the cup. I kept the plastic insert under it, hoping it would prop it up, but no, it is far too small to stay at the top like they show in the product photos. The lid doesn't make a good umbrella; it looks more like a broken pinwheel. I think they were trying to find a use for the excess plastic, but it looks bad and doesn't work. Shoe-Swaps I'm VERY glad that the doll has flat feet! I'm so SO sick of dolls with tippy-toe feet! First, with flat feet they can stand on their own, and second, it's easier to shoe-swap with other dolls when you don't have to match tippy-toe angle in addition to only length, width, and ankle thickness. These dolls have flat feet, so it's much easier to shoe-swap. I was able to shoe-swap with a lot of dolls in my collection. Messy Stuff, No Thanks! Fortunately, you CAN open the doll without doing the mess. The lid just lifts off so you don't have to get mess all over the doll and everything else. TINY Pieces Be careful while opening this doll. Some of the tiny itty-bitty accessories are packaged inside of tiny pieces of paper that look like confetti. I almost threw away a little scrap of smiley-face paper, but I felt something hard inside, and it was an accessory of some sort of paint palette or make-up palette. "Mystery" Idea Needs to Go I HATE the mystery-surprise trend. I was very lucky to get the doll I wanted most in this one. For a whopping NINE BUCKS for such an itty-bitty doll, we should be able to choose the one we want. If it were possible to choose, I'd get a second one, maybe even a third. But since there's no way to know what I'd get, I'm not planning to buy a second doll.

Niece loved them! Fun toy!

Darling and fun activity to do with my granddaughters