Midnight can strike as often as she likes once this Cinderella castle is built.
Her dolls fill in as guests at the ball, Cinderella's animal friends join the party, and a glass slipper can go missing again and again before anyone tracks it down.
Lilo & Stitch land on a sandy shore in this LEGO Disney build, which keeps to 113 pieces for a four-year-old's hands.
She acts out favorite movie characters with her toys, and here that duo is hers to direct. The finished shore sits on her dresser, with the pair waiting at the edge for the next story.
Where a doctor kit gives her one stethoscope, this LEGO Friends vet clinic gives her a whole practice to run.
Animal patients come in one at a time for a checkup, a bandaged paw or a pretend shot, and each one leaves with care instructions she makes up on the spot.
Imaginary cones already get scooped for the whole family, and this LEGO Friends truck puts her ice cream shop on wheels.
With two mini-dolls and a rabbit in the box, she can put one doll in charge of scooping, let the rabbit order first and drive the treats from room to room.
Two LEGO Friends minidolls run this Puppy Playground, a pet park for a dog-loving four-year-old.
Since dogs are her favorite topic, she pairs each doll with a puppy and plans their day at the park. Her stuffed dog can trot over from the couch and join the fun.
This Jurassic World set builds a truck made to haul a young T. rex, so she can load the little predator in back, drive it to a new hiding spot and let it break loose whenever her story needs a scare.
These LEGO Classic food characters give a four-year-old LEGO fan 150 pieces to snap into silly snacks.
She can run a pretend market stall on the kitchen floor, selling each snack to the family. When one sells out, she pulls it apart and builds a different snack for the next shopper.
The starfighter in this LEGO Star Wars set goes together from 92 pieces for a four-year-old girl who daydreams about space.
Her toys blast off to outer space all the time, and Mando now takes the pilot's seat with Grogu aboard. The ship then waits on her shelf between missions, ready for the next launch.
This LEGO set turns the Grannies moment from the show into 80 bricks a four-year-old fan can snap into place herself.
She copies favorite cartoons in her play, and Bingo comes in the box, ready for whatever voice she invents. The scene she builds becomes a stage on the coffee table for stories she makes up herself.
A girl who loves LEGO gets a City passenger jet to build from 118 pieces and fly around.
Her toys pack for pretend vacations all the time, so the plane gives them a way to get there. She can fly it down the hallway and drop them off at a bedroom across the house.
Her sneakers, lined up along the hallway, make a row of parking spots for this LEGO City motorcycle transporter.
The truck rolls up, drops a bike at each shoe and heads back for more. You can take the trickier steps of the build while she gets the bikes ready to ride.
Plenty of girls would trade a castle for a dragon, and this one sits firmly on the hero side of the story.
Zane's ice dragon belongs to one of the Ninjago ninja, so it takes off with the good guys, lets out an icy roar and freezes any villain she dreams up before snack time.
LEGO Friends is the line most often marketed to girls, along with LEGO Disney Princess and LEGO Gabby's Dollhouse. LEGO boxes carry an age, not a gender, so any theme the child already likes suits her just as well.
What age is LEGO safe for kids?
LEGO sets with small pieces carry a choking hazard warning and are not for children under 3. DUPLO is made for children from 18 months, and most LEGO sets start at 4+.
Questions and answers
What LEGO set should you get a 4-year-old girl?
Look for boxes marked 4+. They have larger starter pieces and short steps a child this age can follow with a little help. City, Friends, Disney, Minecraft and others all make 4+ sets, so pick a line the child already knows from a show, a game or the toy box.
Can a 4-year-old build LEGO alone?
Often with some help at first. The instructions are pictures only, so many children this age follow them with an adult nearby, then take the model apart and build it again on their own.
What does the age on a LEGO box mean?
It is LEGO's guide to how complex the build is. A child who builds a lot can manage a set marked a year above their age; a child new to LEGO does better at or just below it.
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