Disney princess toys are very popular girls toys. Sofia is the newest and youngest Disney Princess to grace television screens and the hearts of preschool aged children everywhere, on the new hit Disney Junior channel television show Sofia the First. Sofia is an ordinary little girl who becomes a princess when her mother becomes the Queen by marrying the King of Enchancia. In addition to learning all about life lessons in the castle, Sofia has a special talent to speak with the animals, when she is wearing her magical amulet. A variety of plush and role play toys have already been released in conjunction with the Sofia the First movie and television show. These items retail exclusively at the Disney Store and DisneyStore.com.
1. Sofia the First Costume for Girls
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This costume is available in sizes 18-24 months, 2/3, 4, and 5/6. This dress has the ruffles and bows depicted on Sofia's dress in the movie and show. This dress retails for $39.50.
2. Sofia's Amulet Necklace
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In the television how, Sofia's amulet necklace gives her special powers to be able to communicate with the animals in the castle. This item retails for $9.50.
3. Sofia's Tiara
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Every princess needs a tiara. This tiara matches Sofia's costume and retails for $14.50.
4. Sofia the First Plush Doll
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This plush doll arrives in a purple dress with a tiara. It retails for $19.50.
5. Clover Plush Toy
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Sofia's best friends are animals. Clover retails for $8.50 and includes mini-beans. Additional plush mini-bean friends include Robin, Whatnaught and Blue Bird.
6. Whatnaught Plush Toy
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Whatnaught is Sofia's special squirrel friend who is also part of the mini-bean plush toy collection. This toy retails for $8.50.
7. Blue Bird Plush Toy
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Bluebird is Sofia's special blue bird friend who is also part of the mini-bean plush toy collection. This toy retails for $8.50.
8. Robin Plush Toy
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Robin is Sofia's special red bird friend who is also part of the mini-bean plush toy collection. This toy retails for $8.50.
