Fisher-Price Little People Barbie Little Dreamhouse Interactive Playset

A: Yes. 3 AA (LR6) Alkaline.

A: Yes.

A: No they are sold separately.

A: This set includes 2 Little People figures and 5 play pieces (shown in the photos). Little People Wheelie Cars are available for sale separately.

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A: We are sorry to hear the hardware was missing. Please give us a call for help at 1-800-432-5437, Monday-Friday from 9am-6pm ET.

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A: We design and engineer thousands of toys and children’s products, and each model is evaluated to make sure it meets stringent safety standards. Our internal product safety procedures are designed to meet or exceed regulations and laws enforced by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and their regulatory counterparts around the world. We operate 10 high-tech labs where our products are tested for safety, quality, and durability. Phthalates help make plastics more flexible as well as improve their durability. There are different types of phthalates and some of them have been identified as posing a health hazard. Governments have banned the use of certain phthalates. We follow all phthalate legislation and require that all of our owned or operated manufacturing plants, as well as our third-party finished toy manufacturing companies use a phthalate alternative when molding plastic parts for our products. For a breakdown of which phthalates we avoid using in our products and for a more detailed look at our commitment to making safe and sustainable products, you can visit: https://pdf.mattel.com/material-selection.

A: We design and engineer thousands of toys and children’s products, and each model is evaluated to make sure it meets stringent safety standards. As one of the most highly tested plastics in the world, PVC meets international standards for safety and health. Our evaluations to date of alternative plastics have not identified a material that’s able to meet all of Mattel’s quality, safety, and supply chain requirements. Historically, there has been concern about the use of lead and phthalates in PVC. At Mattel, we do not allow our suppliers to add lead to the PVC they are providing for our products—thus, we have strict limits and we regularly test for compliance. Another challenge with PVC is that it is recycled in very low quantities. For this reason, we are eliminating the use of PVC in packaging so more of our packaging can be recycled. For a closer look at our commitment to making safe and sustainable products, you can visit: https://pdf.mattel.com/material-selection.

A: We design and engineer thousands of toys and children’s products, and each model is evaluated to make sure it meets stringent safety standards. Our internal product safety procedures are designed to meet or exceed regulations and laws enforced by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and their regulatory counterparts around the world. In toys, BPA is most often found in a material called polycarbonate, which is a very strong and clear plastic that is used in many products to prevent them from shattering or breaking. We set a standard that polycarbonate cannot be used in any product that is intended to be mouthed or touch food or made for a child under the age of 3, with the exception of power adapters and DVDs. For products with polycarbonate, we continue to pursue viable alternatives. For a closer look at our commitment to making safe and sustainable products, you can visit the Citizenship section of Mattel’s website.