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Good Housekeeping parenting editor Marisa reported that Step2 has released a 31-inch pink version of its My First Christmas Tree, designed for young children to decorate. The pink model was not available for shipping at the time of her report and could be checked for local store pickup through Target; availability may change.
Step2 has released a 31-inch pink version of its My First Christmas Tree, according to a Good Housekeeping report by parenting editor Marisa. The small, child-oriented tree comes with ornaments, a star and a train set, but the report said the pink model was not then available for shipping and shoppers needed to check Target stores for pickup—an availability limit that may matter to families shopping for a toddler-friendly holiday decoration.
The pink tree is designed to let young children participate in decorating without reaching up to a full-size tree. Good Housekeeping describes its ornaments as sturdy and says the tree’s white-and-gold ornament colors match its pastel look. A star sits at the top, while a three-piece train set runs around a track at the base. The report lists the product for children 18 months and older.
At the time of publication, the pink model was available for in-person purchase at Target, but Good Housekeeping said it could not be shipped. The article advised shoppers to select pickup on Target’s website to check nearby store inventory. That status is a snapshot from the report, not a guarantee of current stock.
The report put the tree’s manufacturer suggested retail price at about $70 and said some other websites had listings above $100, which it characterized as reseller pricing. The green version was described as easier to find and available for shipping. Its ornaments vary by retailer: Target’s version has red-and-white designs, while Amazon’s has multicolored ornaments.
A Smaller Tree for Toddler Decorating
The product addresses a familiar practical problem for households with toddlers: letting a young child take part in a seasonal activity while keeping the decorations within reach. Marisa’s report draws on her experience as a parent, recalling that her daughter broke ornaments while helping decorate the family’s full-size tree. The smaller format and included ornaments offer an alternative, though the article does not provide independent safety testing or comparative evidence that the product prevents breakage.
Its stock limitations also affect how families can buy it. Shoppers seeking the pink version may need to visit a store rather than rely on delivery, and prices on third-party sites may differ from the reported suggested retail price. Families who are flexible on color have the green version as another option, subject to retailer and inventory differences.
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How the My First Tree Differs
Step2’s My First Christmas Tree range is presented as a seasonal play product for young children, rather than a full-size household Christmas tree. The green model was already part of the range; the pink release adds a pastel option for families who prefer that color scheme. Both versions include a star and a train set, while the ornament colors and the green tree’s shade can vary between retailers.
Good Housekeeping also pointed readers to other Step2 “My First” holiday products, including a gingerbread house, a snowman and a reusable advent calendar. The article is a shopping report based on the editor’s assessment and the product details she reviewed; it does not report a company statement about sales figures or a formal launch schedule.
““I can see why Step2’s My First Christmas Trees are so popular.””
— Marisa, Good Housekeeping parenting editor
Stock, Shipping and Safety Details
The report does not establish whether the pink tree remains available at Target, whether shipping has since been added, or how many stores have stock. Readers should check the retailer’s current listing before making plans. The article also does not provide a product safety assessment beyond listing the recommended age as 18 months and older, nor does it detail materials, dimensions beyond the reported 31-inch height, or applicable testing.
The reported price comparison is time-sensitive, and the source does not identify every third-party seller or verify current listings. It is also unclear whether Step2 has announced further color options or a restock timetable.
Check Local Retail Inventory
Shoppers interested in the pink tree can use Target’s pickup option to check whether nearby stores list it in stock, then confirm availability before traveling. Those who prefer delivery can monitor the retailer’s product page for a change in shipping status. The green model may be an alternative for shoppers who cannot find the pink version, but its ornament colors depend on the seller.
No further release date, restock schedule or company announcement is included in the report. Any update to availability or pricing will depend on current retailer listings.
Key Questions
What is Step2’s pink My First Christmas Tree?
It is a 31-inch toddler-oriented Christmas tree that comes with ornaments, a star and a three-piece train set with a track around the base, according to Good Housekeeping.
Where could shoppers buy the pink tree?
At the time of the report, the pink version was available for in-person purchase at select Target stores, but not for shipping. Check Target’s current listing because inventory may have changed.
How much does the pink tree cost?
Good Housekeeping reported a suggested retail price of about $70. The article said some third-party listings were above $100; prices and availability may vary.
Is there a green version?
Yes. The report said the green tree was easier to find and available for shipping at the time. Ornament colors differ by retailer: Target’s version has red-and-white ornaments, while Amazon’s has multicolored ones.
What age is the tree intended for?
The product listing cited in the report gives an age recommendation of 18 months and older. The article does not provide an independent safety evaluation.
Source: goodhousekeeping.com
