16 piece Orelia's Handbag & Accessories

by Djeco

$54.90 ~~$64.90~~ /

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A magnetic purse clicks shut, a phone and lipstick slip into the bag, and the strap goes over one shoulder.

👜 Real-bag feel with a soft cotton shoulder bag, butterfly illustrations and an adjustable strap that fits growing children
🧲 Fine-motor practice from a cotton purse with a magnetic clasp that needs a deliberate pinch to open and close
💰 Early maths with 5 banknotes and 6 coins to count, sort and trade
📱 Role-play props including a wooden mobile phone, wooden lipstick and a debit card
🔇 Quiet play with no batteries and no sound effects, so it suits home, car trips and waiting rooms
🧺 Easy tidy-up because all 16 pieces live inside the bag, ready to carry to a friend's place

The Educator's Note

The magnetic purse clasp asks for a precise pinch and release, which builds the finger control children use later for pencil grip and fastenings.
Money changes hands, so shopper and shopkeeper have to count, agree on a price and take turns. Early number sense and negotiation get practised inside a story rather than a worksheet.
A real strap, a clasp and a bag that carries things let children rehearse the whole heading-out routine, which keeps role-play going for months. Everything packs back inside the bag, so tidy-up and travel are built in.

Play Specifications

🧒 3 years +

Recommended for ages 3 years +

📖 Storyteller

Role Play & Imagination

🔉 Quiet

Low volume

👤 Independent Play

Solo / Self-Correcting

👥 Group Play

Collaborative / Multi-Player

🧳 Travel Friendly

Compact / Portable / Car-Friendly

🤏 Fine Motor

Precision & Grip

🧠 Cognitive

Problem Solving & Logic

🗣️ Language

Speech & Vocabulary

The Educator's Note

The magnetic purse clasp asks for a precise pinch and release, which builds the finger control children use later for pencil grip and fastenings.
Money changes hands, so shopper and shopkeeper have to count, agree on a price and take turns. Early number sense and negotiation get practised inside a story rather than a worksheet.
A real strap, a clasp and a bag that carries things let children rehearse the whole heading-out routine, which keeps role-play going for months. Everything packs back inside the bag, so tidy-up and travel are built in.

Play Specifications

🧒 3 years +

📖 Storyteller

🔉 Quiet

👤 Independent Play

👥 Group Play

🧳 Travel Friendly

🤏 Fine Motor

🧠 Cognitive

🗣️ Language

Children get a bag that works like the real thing: a strap that adjusts, a purse that clasps shut and a phone, lipstick and cash to carry. It sends them straight into grown-up routines like heading out, paying at the shop and making a call. The 3 to 5 year stage is when children copy what they see adults do and start playing out whole scenes. Counting notes and coins and agreeing on who is buying builds early number sense and language.

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Best suited to children who love copying what the adults around them do.

Children aged 3 to 5 years who carry a bag everywhere and want theirs to hold a phone, purse and money
Preschoolers around 4 years ready to play shops, count coins and take turns as buyer and seller
Families heading to cafes, appointments or long car trips who want a compact, quiet activity that fits in one bag
Anyone choosing a gift for a child who already has a play shop or kitchen and needs props to go with it

Heading out, the way grown-ups do

Watch a three or four year old when you pick up your keys and bag. They want a bag of their own, and they want it to hold the same things. This Djeco set delivers that: a cotton shoulder bag illustrated with butterflies, with an adjustable strap so the fit changes as they grow. Inside sit a wooden mobile phone, a wooden lipstick, a debit card, five banknotes, six coins and a small cotton purse.

Small jobs that build real skills

The purse closes with a magnetic clasp. Lining up the halves and pinching them open uses the same finger control children need to hold a pencil and do up buttons, and the magnet gives them a clear click when they get it right. Sorting notes from coins, counting them out and handing them over builds early number sense and one-to-one counting, which is exactly what prep classrooms draw on.

Stories, shops and swapping roles

One child becomes the shopper, another the shopkeeper, and the phone call is all about dinner. This kind of role-play builds turn-taking, negotiation and vocabulary, because children have to agree on prices, who pays and what happens next. It works as a solo game, a pair at a playdate or a sibling swap. Play is quiet, with no batteries and no sound effects, so it fits easily into a busy household.

Where it fits in your play space

Everything packs back into the bag, so tidy-up takes seconds and the set travels well. Pair it with a play shop, market stall or cash register and the money gets a proper workout. Designed for children from around 3 years, it grows with them: at 3 they copy routines like paying and phoning, and by 5 they invent their own scenes, set prices and run the shop. The cotton bag and purse can be spot-cleaned, and the wooden phone and lipstick wipe clean with a damp cloth.

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16 piece Orelia's Handbag & Accessories

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Why gift givers choose this

Magnetic Purse Practice for pincer grip and finger control
Counting Built In with notes and coins for early number sense
Quiet, No Batteries so it suits car trips, restaurants and nap-time households
Adjustable Strap that suits a range of sizes across the 3 to 5 year stage
Everything Stays Together because all 16 pieces pack inside the bag

Included in the box

One cotton shoulder bag, one cotton purse with magnetic clasp, one wooden mobile phone, one wooden lipstick, five banknotes, six coins and one debit card (16 pieces).