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Tiny Elliott the fawn

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$24.5 $49 In stock

Category: Christmas

About Tiny Elliott

Birthday: March 30th

I roam a breathtaking forest every day in search of exciting new places and amazing new experiences. Travelling is my passion – it opens my heart, broadens my mind and makes me feel alive. Won’t you come with me? Let’s wander and explore this fascinating world we live together!

Favorite quote: “Adventure awaits.”

Goal: To provide 1 million meals a year.

1 doll provides 10 meals to children in North America and around the world.

Fabric and Features:

  • Hand knit doll with premium 100% cotton, non-toxic, yarn
  • Safe + non-toxic: Tiny dolls US + Canadian safety standard certified newborn and Tiny homes are safety certified 3+
  • Handmade in Peru using sustainable, fair trade practices
  • Tiny dolls are approximately 6” in height
  • Every Tiny doll has a special ‘gives 10 meals’ tag to remind your little one of the impact they made
  • High stitch count for softness and durability
  • Stuffed with hypoallergenic polyfill
  • Every Tiny home is made of premium FSC-certified, environmentally conscious materials

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

The little forest wanderer on his birthday card is the cutest detail—I love that he’s a traveler at heart, it makes the whole Christmas gift feel like a tiny adventure. The card’s description alone made me smile, and it’s already sitting on our mantel where everyone keeps picking it up to read.

Nicholas Y. ★★★★★

His birthday being March 30th made him the sweetest little Easter-adjacent surprise, and I love that his whole story is about wandering forests. The detail in his tiny hooves is so delicate, he just feels like he’s already mid-adventure on my shelf.

Matthew J. ★★★★★

I’ve always been a sucker for Christmas decorations with a little story behind them, and Tiny Elliott’s daily forest adventures totally won me over. The little fawn feels sturdy and well-made, and the birthday detail on March 30th makes it feel like a special, personal keepsake rather than just anot