Baby Alive Soft ‘n Cute Doll, Brown Hair

Not the best doll for the price! But ok. The doll looks sturdy but not too pretty on clothes and the material and stitch seems poor. Overall a very average product: would not recommend people whose kids like to play a bit rough.

So,I thought I was getting my great niece a baby doll for Christmas. It came and my mother and I looked it over and vegan talking about how adorable the baby was. My beloved rescue dog heard the word baby and immediately ran to us,saw the doll and began loving it. She stood up to sniff the doll and started licking its head and loving it. We had to quickly put her up in a box before the dog got a hold of it. Hours go by,I walk into my kitchen to feed the animals and my dog is laying under the shelf I placed the box with the doll in. She looked up at the box and whines. I left it alone and went on about my day. My husband came home and I was going over packages we'd received,told him about the baby doll and the dog ran into the bedroom,crying and took her daddy to show her the box,be opens it and pulls the doll out. Our dog jumped up and began licking and loving the doll again! We laughed so hard and felt to bad that she loved it so much,it is now HER baby,indeed. She's slept with it every night!

The BABY ALIVE - Baby Alive Soft ‘n Cute Doll is really adorable. My 20 month old just started showing interest in her sister’s dolls. She didn’t have one of her own until I gave her the baby alive doll today. She is in love! The body is very soft and the arms have the ability to be positioned. The baby came with a little attached “Baby toy” that my daughter pretends is her pacifier. She loves it!

Lightweight baby that even my 12 month old can hold in his arms. Soft body for snuggling and adorable face that adds to its character. Thumb can be placed in mouth and has attached teether for pretend chewing. I wish the teether could be snapped in like the thumb but it works. My daughter loved playing with her baby and her brother adored it to. They took turns giving it attention and playing house. What a great way to introduce compassion.