- What is inside each day?
- Each of the 23 days opens to a small dance-themed toy or accessory, such as miniature figures and props for the ballet school scene. It is a toy calendar, not a candy one.
- What age is it for?
- It is aimed at children, generally around 4 and up. The pieces are small ABS and PVC parts, so keep it away from toddlers who still mouth toys.
- Why 23 days instead of 24?
- Moulin Roty builds this calendar around 23 numbered reveals. Plan the countdown to start a day later or finish on Christmas Eve.
- Can the toys be played with after Christmas?
- Yes. The pieces are meant to be kept and used together as a little dance school set, which is the main advantage over a chocolate calendar.
- How does it compare with a chocolate advent calendar?
- It trades daily treats for small toys that last. That suits families who prefer a keepsake, but it costs more than a typical candy calendar and gives no edible treats.
- Is it safe for young children?
- It is not recommended for children under 3 because of small parts. Check the pieces as you open each day if younger siblings are around.
- Where is the Moulin Roty Advent Calendar The Little School of Dance cheapest?
- At Smallable, for $60.00, as of our latest check.