Free printables
Printable coloring pages
Simple, thick-lined pages that little hands can actually finish. Print on plain A4 and use chunky crayons for the best result.
A fan guide for grown-ups
Everything a Gabby's Dollhouse family needs, in one place
Room-by-room character notes, printable coloring pages, craft ideas and a tested birthday party plan — written by parents who have watched every episode more times than they'd like to admit.
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Meet the Gabby Cats, room by room
Each cat owns a room, and each room hides an easy real-world activity. Pick the one that matches your child's current obsession.
Pandy Paws
Cat-tastic bedroom
Half kitty, half panda, all enthusiasm — great for pretend-play prompts.
Read the room guide →MerCat
Bathroom cove
Water play, bubbles and calm science-y experiments.
Read the room guide →Cakey Cat
Kitchen
Baking, measuring and mess — perfect for a rainy afternoon.
Read the room guide →CatRat
Craft room
Sparkles, glue sticks and glitter-heavy craft ideas.
Read the room guide →DJ Catnip
Music room
Kitchen-pot drum kits and made-up dance routines.
Read the room guide →Kitty Fairy
Fairy garden
Seed planting and tiny garden building outdoors.
Read the room guide →Toy buying guides
Before you spend anything, read the guide that matches your question — which toys are worth it, who the characters are, and what to buy first.
Gabby's Dollhouse Toys: A Parent's Buying Guide
Which Gabby's Dollhouse toys are worth it? Age fit, price tiers, playset sizes and the order we would buy them in.
Read the guide →Gabby's Dollhouse Characters: Who's Who and What to Buy
A plain-English guide to the Gabby's Dollhouse characters, the room each one owns, and the matching figure or plush.
Read the guide →Gabby Dollhouse: The Complete Starter Guide for Families
New to Gabby Dollhouse? Where to watch, what the show teaches, and the smartest first purchase for a 3-6 year old.
Read the guide →Things to do after the episode ends
Party ideas
Birthday party plan
A pastel pink-and-mint table, cat-ear balloons, a rainbow cake and three party games that work for a room full of four-year-olds.
Gabby's Dollhouse questions parents ask
- What age is Gabby's Dollhouse best for?
- The show is made for preschoolers, roughly ages 3 to 6. Episodes are short, gentle and built around simple problem-solving, so younger toddlers can watch along too.
- Who are the main Gabby Cats?
- Gabby shrinks down into her dollhouse and plays with Pandy Paws, MerCat, CatRat, Cakey Cat, DJ Catnip, Carlita, Baby Box and Kitty Fairy — each one lives in a different themed room.
- How do we make our own dollhouse at home?
- Start with a shoebox or cardboard delivery box, cut a door and windows, then let your child paint each level to match a favourite room. Add scrap-fabric rugs and bottle-cap furniture.
- Is this an official Gabby's Dollhouse website?
- No. This is an independent fan resource made for families. Gabby's Dollhouse and all characters are trademarks of their respective owners.