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It’s time to get ready for a fiesta! Choose which party you want to go to and then get ready together with Dora using the Let's Get Ready Vanity Play Set. With over ten accessories for you and Dora, you’ll be able to brush Dora’s long hair or pretend to style it with the crimper, curling iron and hairdryer. The vanity knows which styling tool you are using. To add to the fun, there are songs and over 100 interactive phrases!

Features:

• Vanity and mirror comes with crimper, curling iron and hairdryer toys, matching vanity stool and Dora styling head for interactive play
• Made of Pink, Purple and Yellow plastic
• Recommended for ages 3 and up
• Vanity programmed with over 100 songs and phrases
• Requires three AA batteries

About Dora the Explorer

Airing in 2000 as one of the first cross-cultural animated children’s programs, Dora the Explorer became a phenomenal hit, entertaining children and introducing young Americans to the Hispanic culture. Formally aired on the CBS television network, and now a prominent series on Nickelodeon and sister channel, Noggin, the extremely successful Dora the Explorer franchise has created a recognizable house hold name and hosts products ranging from videos to toys and children’s clothing.

In the series, Dora is an adventurous, bilingual, Latina heroine who lives inside a computer. Determined, positive, helpful and caring, Dora is always ready for adventure. Children learn by watching Dora journey through her world, gathering objects and clues to ultimately help a person in need or perform a good deed with her faithful Backpack, Map and her best friend Boots.

Not only is the popular program entertaining but the interactive aspects allow children to develop reasoning, problem solving and communication skills when the curious little explorer asks her audience at home questions to help her along her way.

In 2005, Dora’s equally curious cousin and frequent guest on Dora the Explorer, Diego, claimed his own spin off series, Go, Diego, Go! to continue the recent trend in bilingual animated children’s series.