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Disney’s Sofia the First Comes To Life At Our House & Soon To Yours!

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Sofia The First talking doll

Yes, we have another princess at our house to join our little Brielle in playtime. Sofia the First made her debut not too long ago, and her adventures can be seen each Friday morning on the Disney Channel. Sofia is a unique princess, as she teaches all your little princesses in training how to be beautiful on the inside, as well as beautiful on the outside. She has the same 3 fairies to train her as Sleeping Beauty – Flora, Fauna and Merryweather, as well as her Fairy Godfather, Bailywick. At the Royal Training Academy, they train young princess Sofia looking like a princess is not all that hard, but behaving like one must come from the heart.

Since Princess Sofia has come to live at our house, I’ve noticed that often I can correct high-strung princess-like behavior with a reminder to behave like a true princess with kindness and tenderness, as exhibited by Princess Sofia.
Miss Brielle loves her Princess Sofia doll, especially since Sofia talks!

Wearing her Magic Amulet of Avalor, a gift from the King, Sofia can understand and talk with animals. Her 3 best animal friends are: Clover the Rabbit, Mia the Bluebird and Robin the Robin. When little girls bring each animal close to Sofia’s amulet, it glows and Sofia can talk to each of her beloved little animal friends and get unique responses in return.

sofia the first

With Sofia, your little girl will learn the valuable lessons of Kindness, Generosity, Loyalty, Honesty and Grace – truly qualities that seem to be in short supply these days. Of course, a true princess legend is not complete without a few complications. In Sofia’s case it’s the evil sorcerer, Cedric, who covets the amulet and seeks to make it his own, thereby taking over the kingdom.

Start your little princess on the enchanted road with Princess Sofia. Our little princess is truly enchanted with her Princess Sofia.

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Comments

  1. Kristin G says

    I am trying to instill in my young one that she can accomplish anything without being provocative.

  4. Angela says

    I want my girls to know that they can do anything their heart desires. I want them to be independent and driven.

  9. Jenn McClearn says

    I want my daughter to know that there is more to life tan being pretty and dressing up and that she can do anything that her brothers do 🙂

  17. Misty says

    Both my daughters love Sophia and I love the messages she passes along! Great role model for little girls!

  22. Lisa Friesen says

    I want my grand daughter to grow up confident in herself. I also want her to learn to be compassionate toward others and to always try to be as kind and nice to others as she possibly can

  24. Rose says

    We are trying to instill kindness, compassion and patience in our five-year old daughter. The patience part doesn’t always happen though! 🙂

  25. amy pugmire says

    I want my daughter to be kind loving and respect herself and others! I want her to always thing of others and appreciate the small things

  26. Melissa says

    I think self-worth and self-confidence are traits I’d love to see in my daughters. Being pretty and popular are great. But you have to like yourself first. I think Sofia is good with that.

  29. Lee says

    I a trying to instill into Kera that she can do and be whatever she wants as long as she tries hard and is friendly and respectful to those around her.

  35. Jackie says

    Im teaching my girls how to be proper and well mannered. How to be tidy and overall little lady’s.. They are currenty 3 & almost 2, and my girls will not leave the kitchen table until they clean up their mess, wipe their hands and little faces and pllace their dishes in the sink, every morning they pick out their clothes (big sis helps little sis) and they dress themselves (of course mama lends a hand when needed). My girls know how to say please and thank you, and are very curteous. I dislike when children (6+ in age) are so messy and incnsiderate., it drives me crazy! I know kids get messy, mine do too.. But they know when and where its time to be messy.. Like painting and playing outside, thats inevitabe.. But they clean themselves up before going to another activity. And of course i am always near to help them and encourage them to clean up.. It comes down to how we raise them.. I have girls, and wnt them to be proper and little lady’s.. Just like my mother raised me!

  36. Jennifer Kinch says

    I will let my little girl know that she can do anything she wants to do and not to depend on anybody but herself. Independence!

  38. Pietra C says

    I’m trying to instill compassion, good manners, responsibility, honesty and confidence in my daughter.

  40. Sherra O says

    I try to teach my nieces that beauty is about the person on the inside, not the size clothing or the color hair on the outside. God created us all individually and sees our beauty in our uniqueness.

  41. Marcela K. says

    I’m trying to instill in my kids is respect for those whom are different, be honest to yourself and others, lying is worse then just telling the truth, and family always comes first.

  43. Jennifer Marlow says

    I grew up in a home that was not affectionate and every one of us three kids (my siblings and i) have very low self esteem. I have a 3 year old daughter and i am constantly showering her with affection, telling her how beautiful, kind, and smart and funny she is and teaching her that there is NOTHING that she cannot do. The possibilities are endless and i am always honest with her. I think the most important thing she will learn from me is to be respectful of herself and others and NEVER bully or torment other people, and a simple smile, please and thanks and manners goes a long way.

  50. Peggy L. says

    My 3 year old daughter is already a caring, compassionate little lady. I wan’t to install confidence , independence to do things on her own and also the patience and strength to deal with everything life throws at her. Things I am still learning today. I want her to learn them far before I did.

  53. Shelley Drady Enright says

    I have four girls and I am trying to instill compassion, self confidence, kindness, faith & respect for themselves and others.

  62. Nancy L. Bowen says

    I am trying to instill kindness and thinking of others in our little one and that she doesn’t always come first. She loves the Disney princesses. Rapunzel is her favorite, but Sophia is getting right up there! Thanks for the opportunity!

  64. Lisa Hutcheson says

    Balance, kindness, compassion, honesty, respect, and integrity. We are doing the same for my son, as well. 🙂

  65. Amber says

    We are currently working on sharing and kindness. As she gets older we’ll work on respect, both for herself and for others.

  69. linda smith says

    To be kind to everyone, but to stand your ground and not let people walk over you. To stand up to what you believe in.

  76. Nicole Martinez says

    My wish is that we properly SHOW and teach our daughter gentleness, to show Kindness to others, confidence in herself, and a love of learning!

  78. Shelby M says

    I always want my girls to be compassionate towards other, kind, helpful, and strong. I want them to be good friends and most of all I want them to be confident and know their own self worth.

  81. Janell says

    I am instilling in my granddaughter’s confidence, a good sense of humor and that they should always apply the golden rule.

  85. Lorrene B says

    Kindness and compassion are two of the greatest quality any one can have. Self confidence, very important to teach a childrem to believe in themselves.

  88. Gloria Walshver says

    My little girls are married with children of their own I always instilled in them to be kind to others and help the less fortunate.

  90. Deb E says

    Stand up for what they believe in and don’t back down under pressure. I try to install Christian values in my girls.

  92. Shelley Travis says

    I try to instill compassion, generosity, honesty and responsibility, and to follow her heart.

  93. D SCHMIDT says

    I do not have daughters but I am trying to install honesty, integrity, kindness and compassion into my sons.

  96. Nicole Lancaster says

    I try to instill good manners, kindness, honesty, and being open to everyone’s differences in my girls.

  112. Becky K says

    I’m trying to teach my girls to understand that sometimes other kids just have a bad day or are scared, tired, upset. With school starting, and my oldest in kindergarten, we are having lots of new conversations on how we can love others. Even when they are ‘unlovely’.

  115. Kellie Conklin says

    I try to teach the girls I watch to believe they are smart, to be their own person, and to be genuinely nice and a friend to all!

  120. Jill Myrick says

    I am hoping to instill humility, kindness and a independence in herself.

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  124. Laurie Emerson says

    I am trying to instill confidence that she can do anything a boy can do and the possibility of what she can be are limitless. I am also instilling honesty, kindness, compassion and forgiveness.

  126. Misty Guye says

    Self respect, I believe, is the greatest character trait a little girl can be shown. With self respect, a little girl will grow up to accept no less than what she deserves. I pray that I can show this character trait to my future stepdaughters through my example.

  128. Jessie Danforth says

    I am trying to instill politeness, sharing and modesty in my little girl. She is disabled and is judged by other children and adults, I am trying to teach her to be kind to everyone, no matter what the situation is and to not judge others.

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