Parents' Guide to

Polly Pocket

By Karen Wirsing, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 8+

Doll fans invited to play, have fun, and, especially, shop.

Website http://www.pollypocket.com
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HIHI234
HIHI234 Parent of 5-year-old
March 18, 2022
age 10+

hate this

POLLY POCKET SUCKS i think there is WAAAAAY to many adds and is is soooooo terrible my kid choked on one of the pieces of the doll i hate this product. This is what my friend has to say. I now that many kids have died and choked on the small things in the kits, I have played so many games and to many ADDS
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What’s It About?

Targeting fans of the popular, pint-sized Polly Pocket doll, POLLYPOCKET.COM entices girls with a full spectrum of doll accessories -- anything the cute, perky Polly could ever need to stay fashionable and make life more fun.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say (1):
Kids say (6):

The interactive games on PollyPocket.com encourage creativity and aim to stimulate the minds of younger Polly fans. The videos are entertaining, but without much substance. The biggest downside of the site is that in addition to obviously pushing for kids to buy Polly toys, Mattel also uses so much of each page's real estate to advertise their many links to other toy sites -- not shocking for a toy company, but still a bit much for Polly Pocket-age kids.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the value of material items such as toys, fancy houses, fashionable clothes, accessories, and expensive cars. Are these things really important to be liked and accepted by others?

  • Talk about how companies target kids to sell products. Did visiting the site push you to buy Polly Pocket stuff?

Website Details

  • Genre: Brand Sites
  • Pricing structure: Free
  • Last updated: November 4, 2015

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