Has anyone seen these dolls?

Re: Has anyone seen these dolls?

• ~Flossie~ member

  September 2010

  
  

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• wife1014 member

  September 2010

  I'm not sure what I think of those.  I don't think I have an opinion either way.

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• gdssofshdws

  September 2010

  I could see for "educational purposes" like in an academic setting.  The hospital, sibling classes.

  But all I can picture is some little girl running around "birthing" babies.

  Weirds me out.
  

  Yeah...my pics were so old. I got 3 kids. Nuff said.

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• trombagn

  September 2010

  no thank you

  

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• divasociety

  September 2010

  LOL. The music was making it even more disturbing.

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• CheyenneShaw

  September 2010

  wow. they are sold for "children over 3". What happens when all the little girls that own these dolls start "breastfeeding" their other baby dolls?
  

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• Lantaria

  September 2010

  I actually think they are interesting.  I don't find then creepy at all.  They are just showing natural bodily functions.  I think that they would be great educational tools to teach kids about pregnancy/birth/breastfeeding.  I would let my kids play with them.  

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• brittlandk

  September 2010

  gdssofshdws:

  I could see for "educational purposes" like in an academic setting.  The hospital, sibling classes.

  But all I can picture is some little girl running around "birthing" babies.

  Weirds me out.
  

  When I was little, we would always "birth" our baby dolls when we we played "house". I don't think these dolls will have any effect on little girls wanting to play mommy. To be honest, I think this is more for the benefit of parents who want their kids to be indoctrinated (for lack of a better word) with natural birthing practices.
  

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• brittlandk

  September 2010

  CheyenneShaw:

  wow. they are sold for "children over 3". What happens when all the little girls that own these dolls start "breastfeeding" their other baby dolls?
  

  Yes, what would happen? Do you also have an issue with little girls bottle feeding their baby dolls? 
  

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• OliveBaby member

  September 2010

  The only thing I find creepy are the nips. They're these friendly looking dolls with industrial nipples. 

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• BabyS2008

  September 2010

  WTF is the point of that?! How stupid and creepy!!
  

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• xpedite

  September 2010

  Haha, they're kind of cute. I love the little cloth diaper on the one baby.

  One mama did look like a grandma though, 
  

  
  
  

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• grr_aargh member

  September 2010

  OliveBaby:

  The only thing I find creepy are the nips. They're these friendly looking dolls with industrial nipples. 

  I agree with this.  Not a fan of the snap nips.  I don't like the idea of my daughter running around with a baby doll hanging off her mama doll's shiny metal snap nipple. 

  That said, I've never, ever, EVER had a problem with my daughter birthing OR nursing her baby dolls.  That's how things work around here and I'm delighted she's got some vague knowledge of the process. . . 

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• Arielle27 member

  September 2010

  I find these very strange!
  

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