The adorable Léna doll by Jolijou is small, soft, and perfect for the littlest ones. Thanks to its compact 16 cm size, it’s easy to hold, supports the development of fine motor skills, and stimulates sensory perception. It has embroidered eyes and mouth, a pleasant cotton face, and a super-soft body in a lovely outfit. Suitable from birth, packed in a gift box, and compliant with CE safety standards.
The adorable Léna doll by Jolijou is small, soft, and perfect for the littlest ones. Thanks to its compact 16 cm size, it’s easy to hold, supports the development of fine motor skills, and stimulates sensory perception. It has embroidered eyes and mouth, a pleasant cotton face, and a super-soft body in a lovely outfit. Suitable from birth, packed in a gift box, and compliant with CE safety standards.
Safe from day one
Embroidered eyes, cheeks, and mouth plus soft materials make the Léna doll a safe toy suitable from birth. Complies with European CE safety standards.
Small size, big joy
The compact height of 16 cm supports grasping and fine motor development. The doll is easy for little hands to hold and becomes a faithful companion for travel and bedtime.
Soft materials and easy care
A mix of cotton, fabric, plush, and polyester feels pleasant to the touch and is easy to maintain. Hand-wash at 30 °C, dry naturally or at low temperature.
The small Léna 16 cm doll is a wonderful first friend for babies and toddlers. Soft to the touch, safe thanks to embroidered details, and perfect for cuddling and play. Its size promotes grasping and the development of fine motor skills.
The doll features a pleasant cotton face, a soft textile body, and a beautiful outfit in warm colors. It’s easy to care for—wash at 30 °C and dry naturally or at a low temperature. Delivered in an open gift box, ready to give.
- Safe from birth: embroidered elements with no small parts, CE compliant.
- Soft and cuddly: a blend of cotton, plush, and polyester.
- Ideal 16 cm size: fits perfectly in little hands.
- Easy care: wash at 30 °C, gentle drying.
