Grow & Discover Grass Head Doll — Kids’ Windowsill Science Kit

A growing project sized for a child. Two dolls on a garden table: left, a pink and yellow cosmos crown with a pink butterfly; right, twin top-knots banded in pink and pale blue with the same butterfly. In the background a child holds a magnifying glass up to the flower head, which is the whole point — a plant small enough to inspect daily and fast enough to hold a six-year-old’s attention.

What you get

• One doll per piece ordered, about 4 in / 10 cm tall, pre-sown with the bloom mix or rye grass.
• Two hair bands and a sequin butterfly for the top-knot style; the bloom style ships with the crown mix.
• White saucer, sized to stand on a windowsill.

How to grow it with a child

• Day 1: soak 8–12 hours. Let them watch the seed swell.
• Days 2–14: 1 cm of water in the saucer, mist the head twice a day. Green fuzz shows around day 5–7.
• Measure it: a strip of card with pencil marks behind the pot makes week-by-week growth obvious.
• Light: 4–6 hours on a windowsill. Turn it every few days.
• Week 3: band the grass into top-knots and trim the ends. From week 5, the flowers open.

The magnifying glass and the garden background are not included. Non-toxic seed and filling, no loose soil; adult help suggested for the first soak. Ships in 5–7 working days, 8–25 working days in transit.