Doctor Case Playset DK668-3A

The AYEBIA Kids Doctor Kit Pretend Play Set is a fun and educational role-play toy designed to spark imagination and confidence in young children. With 15 realistic doctor tools and a portable carry case, kids can enjoy meaningful pretend play at home or on the go. Ideal for GCC parents seeking safe, skill-building toys that encourage empathy, communication, and early learning through play.

Product Features

• Imaginative Role Play – Encourages creative storytelling and real-world role-play through doctor and patient scenarios.

• Empathy & Communication Skills – Helps children practice caring, sharing, and expressing themselves during play.

• 15-Piece Complete Set – Includes essential doctor tools and accessories for immersive pretend play.

• Bonus Toy Microscope – Adds an early science learning element for curious young minds.

• Portable Carry Case – Keeps all pieces organized and makes the set travel-friendly.

• Child-Safe Design – Smooth edges and lightweight materials designed for supervised play.

Product Specifications

• Brand: AYEBIA

• Model / SKU: DK668-3A

• Type: Pretend Play Doctor Set

• Color: Multi-color

• Material: Plastic

• Product Dimensions: Approx. 27.5 × 7 × 22 cm

• Weight: Approx. 0.3 kg

• Battery Info: Not required

• Recommended Age: 3 years and above

• Items Included: Carry case, stethoscope, glasses, toy microscope, reflex hammer, scissors, tweezers, syringe, ID tag, medical tray, otoscope mirror tool, mini first aid box, and additional accessories (15 pieces total)

• Made In: China

Ideal For

Perfect for toddlers and young children who enjoy imaginative role play, as well as parents and gift buyers looking for an educational, engaging, and travel-friendly toy that supports early social and cognitive development.

Disclaimer

• Adult supervision required during play

• Choking hazard — contains small parts

• Not suitable for children under 3 years

• Toy only — not intended for real medical use

• Colors and contents may vary slightly from images