Help from Australian Grans please

I hadn't heard of this, my grandchildren are all too old for CBeebies.
I looked it up. That house and little family figures look way too old for a 10 year old. Your sister in law must have it wrong, surely.

Apologies, way too young for a 10 year old!

My four and six year olds watch it….

I do know a couple of 12 year olds who still like playing with Sylvanian families but I would have thought that yes, too young for a 10 year old.
I'm discussing birthday present ideas with a nearly 10 year old soon so I could ask for an opinion.

That's what I'm thinking. Just wondered if it was a "thing" for Australian young girls.

I’d have got the eye roll if I’d given that to my granddaughter at 10yrs old.

My DGs watched this age 3/4, not 10, but it depends on the the child, perhaps this would be fine. After all Children all develop at different ages, and there may be problems.

the show is aimed at 5-7 year olds, the bluey house is just another version of a dolls house but for bluey who is a dog, you get the toys at places like argos and amazon,, they have the bluey soft toys etc. i never liked dolls or barbies but i had a lovely farm house with all the farm animals. not every girl likes dolls so maybe the 10 year old just prefers dogs. put it into google and you will see the items.

I presume, being an Australian dog, Bluey is red?

Please don't tell me he's blue!

It's Blue

Oh, he's a Blue Heeler.

I might watch it, it's set in Brisbane ?

Why doesn't she just check with mum?

Then if the answer is the same, just get this little girl what she wants for Christmas... Doesn't matter how old she is if she likes it

Doesn't matter how old she is if she likes it

Yes, I agree. She may live in Brisbane, may have a dog, may identify with Bluey in some way.

Best to check.

Calistemon I think it might be a she from the sites that sell the toys.
MerylStreep she often does get the eye roll and yes VioletSky she should check with Mum. Parents have recently separated so could be a mistake/regression? SiL is father's Mum. Doesn't really matter but don't want her to end up feeling bad for getting wrong thing.

Boys seem to like these toys too, from looking at the reviews (I must be bored ?)
I think, even if she liked it now, she'll outgrow it very soon.

Meanwhile, I might watch it on CBeebies!!