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It was originally made and introduced by Kenner in 1973, and reintroduced by Hasbro in 2006.

The Baby Alive doll was introduced to the shelves in 1973. It could eat packet foods mixed with water that were fed to it from a spoon. It came with a bottle, it dirtied nappies, and one iteration produced vomit. For some, receiving a Baby Alive was just as traumatic as not getting one.Dec 8, 2020

It's a great toy or gift for girls and boys ages 3 years old and up. Includes doll with removable outfit, 2 diapers, 2 packets of doll food, blender, bottle, spoon, comb, and instructions. ... SHE “PEES” AND “POOPS” - When baby eats lots of yummy food and drinks her bottle, you know what she'll need next: a diaper change!

History. The creation of the super-short nightgown is attributed to the American lingerie designer Sylvia Pedlar, who produced them in 1942 in response to fabric shortages during World War II. Although her designs became known as "babydolls", Pedlar disliked the name and did not use it.

Do not submerge doll in water; Dolls are not intended for bath-time play.Dec 23, 2014

I like that they are reusable, I just give her one or two at a time to make the box last longer!

Make sure to use the Baby Alive brand 'food' and wash the doll with water after use. The 'food' is not prone to mold. ... We do this a couple of times or until the water coming out is very clean.

• Clothes that fit Baby Alive dolls are the official clothes and accessories made by Hasbro. Some doll clothes, however, which are made for 12-inch and 16-inch dolls, may fit Baby Alive Wets & Wiggles dolls and Baby Alive Real Surprises dolls respectively.

• Put 2 tbsp. of water on the baking soda. Add 2 tbsp. of the food coloring of your choice in the bowl with the other contents. Take a spoon and mix the ingredients in your bowl very well. Feed the mixture to your Baby Alive doll with the spoon that came in her box. Put 1 tbsp. of sorbitol in a bowl.