3-year-old's Target and Starbucks playroom wows Facebook "It was mainly moms that were commenting ... they were just blown away."
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January 21, 2020, 2:03 PM ET
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A 3-year-old's playroom complete with a Target and Starbucks is wowing parents on social media.
Renee Doby-Becht of Milwaukee , Wisconsin, posted photos of her daughter Ariah's play area on Facebook where it was shared nearly 9,000 times.
"There were so many comments and likes and all these positive comments," Doby-Becht told "Good Morning America." "It was mainly moms that were commenting...they were just blown away."
Doby-Becht said Ariah loves pretend play.
The Target and Starbucks stands were created for 3-year-old Ariah Becht with the help of family friend Robert Mueller and Reneee Doby-Becht's sister, Brigette Doby, who is a graphics designer and photographer. Brigette Doby/B.Cherié Creative Renee Doby-Becht of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, posted photos of her 3-year-old daughter Ariah's play area on Facebook where it was shared nearly 9,000 times and received positive feedback from parents across the nation. Brigette Doby/B.Cherié Creative The Target and Starbucks stands were created with the help of family friend Robert Mueller and Doby-Becht's sister, Brigette Doby, who is a graphics designer and photographer.
Renee Doby-Becht of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, posted photos of her 3-year-old daughter Ariah's play area on Facebook where it was shared nearly 9,000 times and received positive feedback from parents across the nation. Brigette Doby/B.Cherié Creative
Renee Doby-Becht of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, posted photos of her 3-year-old daughter Ariah's play area on Facebook where it was shared nearly 9,000 times and received positive feedback from parents across the nation. Doby-Becht said her daughter loves shopping at Target. Brigette Doby/B.Cherié Creative Brigette Doby helped create the signage and price tags.
Doby-Becht's former elementary school teacher Georgia Cucinello hand-made a Starbucks apron for Ariah and Doby-Becht painted the inside of frappachino Starbucks frappuccino cups to make them look like the real thing.
Renee Doby-Becht of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, posted photos of her 3-year-old daughter Ariah's play area on Facebook where it was shared nearly 9,000 times and received positive feedback from parents across the nation. Brigette Doby/B.Cherié Creative Renee Doby-Becht of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, posted photos of her 3-year-old daughter Ariah's play area on Facebook where it was shared nearly 9,000 times and received positive feedback from parents across the nation. Brigette Doby/B.Cherié Creative Renee Doby-Becht of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, posted photos of her daughter Ariah's play area on Facebook where it was shared nearly 9,000 times. Brigette Doby/B.Cherié Creative Doby-Becht said the project was healing as she went through a divorce.
Renee Doby-Becht of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, posted photos of her daughter Ariah's play area on Facebook where it was shared nearly 9,000 times. Brigette Doby/B.Cherié Creative "It was just a bad time in my life ... I just felt amazing doing something for her ,, and that gave me joy."
PHOTO: The Target and Starbucks stands were created with the help of family friend Robert Mueller and Renee Doby-Becht's sister, Brigette Doby, who is a graphics designer and photographer. Brigette Doby helped create the signage and price tags. Brigette Doby/B.Cherié Creative Renee Doby-Becht of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, posted photos of her daughter Ariah's play area on Facebook where it was shared nearly 9,000 times. Brigette Doby/B.Cherié Creative "[Ariah] tells her little friends, 'Come see my playroom. I have Target in my playroom!'"
Doby-Becht said she hopes to one day open a public space for kids to have somewhere to experience make-believe play.