Minnie’s Bow-Toons Toys (Video)
Minnie Mouse is a very well recognized household Disney character. Based on a popular episode of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, a new series of shorts entitled Minnie’s Bow-Toons features Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck running Minnie’s Bow-Tique. The speciaty shop sells only bowties and bows. In conjunction with this show, a whole series of toys that were developed by Disney Consumer Products debuted at Toy Fair in New York City. Little girls will enjoy new role play toys and accessorizing with one of the most recognized and well loved Disney characters.
Here’s a video from Toy Fair, highlighting some of the new toys from Disney’s Bow-Toons.
Video Transcription:
Announcer: You’ve got to watch. You don’t want to miss this.
Sharon Osbourne: It’s a yes from me.
Keri: Keri from ToyQueen.com. We’re here with Sunny from Disney Consumer
Products, and she’s going to share with us a little bit
about some of the new Minnie Mouse products for this year.
Sunny: So Minnie is every girl’s favorite character. She has over 98%
awareness, and she’s on fire. She’s part of Mickey Mouse
Clubhouse. She also has her own short form content that is
out right now called Minnie’s Bow-Toons. In Minnie’s Bow-
Toons, she and Daisy run a boutique that is all about
fashion. So for the pre-school girl, we have snap-on
fashions that are easy for little hands. The dresses come
off. They snap on with one easy click. You’ve got shoes
that are easy to remove and tons of great fashion
accessories. We blow out themes that we girls know love,
like fairies and baking and just really fun party dresses.
Then this holiday season Fisher-Price has the fashion tote that we’ll
be introducing. It all folds up, and it carries along and
rolls along just like a suitcase. All the pieces fit
inside. Great storage.
You’ve also got a great play and display here. You’ve got a little
vanity. You can store your dresses. You’ve got music and
lights. Then when you put her out here on her fashion
runway, she spins around and puts on a little fashion show.
Keri: Well, thank you.