I have quite a few nieces in my life and they all have their favorite Disney princess. As I am the cool aunt, I need to make sure they get their Disney princess quota of the month! I am so excited to see these Fairy Tale Beginnings Plush Disney dolls on Amazon. They are a bit of a rarity since they are not in the Disney store anymore. Now each of my nieces can each have their favorite princess to cuddle.
My personal favorite princess is Cinderella. This little Cinderella doll has the perfect gown. Her eyes are so blue! I would kill for eyes like that. To me, Cinderella is the superstar of all the princesses. Her tale is one of the oldest and many people can relate to her. Most of all, she looks like the perfect cuddle partner.
One of my cousins would watch Beauty and the Beast over and over again when she was little. This little Belle doll would be a great gift for her even if she’s older. She always could relate to Belle as her nose is always stuck in a book. I think the doll’s tutu is absolutely adorable.
Ariel is another princess I think most of us can empathize with. This little Ariel doll is so gorgeous with her green tail! I can imagine all the colors just dazzling in the sunlight. I can’t help but love her, because she is one of the most mischievous princesses, in my opinion.
I’ve always thought Jasmine was the prettiest princess and this doll is no different. The little Jasmine doll by far has the most gorgeous outfit. The pearly color of her sleeves would just glow in the sunlight. It looks like you can even hug Jasmine’s immaculate hair.
I know Tinkerbell isn’t a princess, but she sure acts like one. This little Tinkerbell doll is a niece favorite in my family. There aren’t enough sassy fairies in the world! Don’t you guys love the puffballs on her shoes? I think they’re so precious.
There are too many awesome dolls from Disney. I want to collect them all! Which of these dolls is your favorite? Take a look at more Fairy Tale Beginnings plush princess Disney dolls on Amazon and let me know what you think.
