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Lego Friends: Heartlake City



I remember watching my kuya play with his Legos when I was a child. It amazed me how he created different house designs using his imagination and those small bricks that you stack together.
Until now, kuya still keeps those few pieces with him at his house.
Needless to say, Lego has been part of our childhood and now we're passing the torch to our kids by introducing them early to Lego with its Duplo line for toddlers. As for my tween, she's fascinated with the Star Wars collection starting with her oh-so-favorite Darth Vader figure. 
Heavy rain and traffic did not stop us from attending the Lego Heart Lake City event At Ayala Mall @30th. It was an afternoon for kids to play and create their own designs. It was also a time for mommies to relax and watch the kids close by while mingling with other moms. 
The highlight of the event is the Heart Lake City by Lego: Friends. It is one of Lego's product designed mainly for girls that includes "mini-doll" figures which are about the same size as the traditional mini-figures but more doll-like.
Lego Friends theme center around 5 girls each with their own personality:
Stephanie, a confident and natural-born leader.
Olivia is the environmentalist. Sort of the nerdy-but-goody of the group.
Emma, the fashionista.
Mia is the animal-lover.
And Andrea, the musician of the group.
The set includes pink and purple color shades and depicts the scenes of living in a suburban life in the fictional town of Heartlake City.
Your little girl would be happy to create her own town, complete with houses, a vet clinic, a cafe, beauty salon, a design studio, an inventor's workshop, and let's not forget the swimming pool!
Its not only a toy but a perfect way to bond with your little ladies at home too!

Here's a compilation of the pictures I took from the event.


About the Lego Group:

" Only the best is Good enough. "

Lego Group is a privately held, family-owned company with headquarters at Billund, Denmark. Found in 1938 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen.

For more news and information you can visit, www.Lego.com

Special Thanks to: 






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Ms. Monica De Veaz of LAJ Trading and her Team






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