Dolls Reviews

My 4 year old daughter HAD to have this doll which is beautiful until you take it out of the box. It is difficult for her to change the outfits because they snap very hard into a very tight spot. Also, the wings are constantly falling off to the point that I had to tape them to the doll so she could play with it. We were both very frustrated with the doll so now she doesn't play with it at all now.

My 5 year old had to have this. It has fiber optic lights in the wings. Very pretty. She's spoiled, so it's not played with much, but it was worth the price.

I have always wanted Elina,and here`s my chance!She is only $7.50.THATS CHEAP!!She is adorable too!I have all the Barbie Princesses and MOST oF the movies.Unlike the mermaidia mermaids,I would suggest not to but her in the bath tub.If you look at the closup of her face,it`s so cute!She looks GORGEOUS!!!I mean,really,REALLY pretty~It`s amnazind how they did her beautiful face!GOOD WORK MATTEL!!!

My kids (ages 3 and 1) loved playing with this toy. They would get easily frustrated through as it is hard to push around (wheels do not turn very easily). It is also pretty flimsy. It would probably be an okay toy for an older kid if they still like playing with that sort of thing. However, for my two little ones, they tried to sit in the stroller themselves and bent the plastic legs on the stroller. I am now looking for a sturdier toy stroller for them. [...].

Although this toy is used ALOT by my 20 month old, I would not highly recommend it for a few reasons. Probably the biggest downside is that the baby doll (we have the little mommy doll that came with it) won't stay in the stroller unless she is strapped in. My daughter has yet to master the motor skills necessary to hold the doll in while closing the strap. The seat could have been made bigger, or tilted back a little so that the doll can stay in without the strap.

My second complaint is that the toy is pretty flimsy. Some places on it come apart easily and have to be snapped back together often. It is made of plastic so lightweight that it is broken easily. One of the braces on the bottom of it snapped in half after a little rougher doll strolling by her three year old brother. It was easily repaired with tape, and he has since learned to push baby dolls more gently.

Which brings me to my last point: I think she will outgrow it pretty quickly. It is small and just the right size for her now, but I wouldn't recommend buying it for a three year old, too small and flimsy for older kids.

I have to say that despite what I don't like about it (and my daughter'sfrustration with the strap), she plays with it every day, strolling around her doll and smaller stuffed animals.

My daughter got her 1st little mommy doll for her 1st birthday. She couldn't walk yet and I hated walkers. But I went and bought this stroller and it helped her to learn to walk in less than a week. She loves it! However....the wheels don't roll to well on the hardwood and one continues to fall off. But for the price and it is adorable. The whole reason I bought it though was because my husband and I called her "little mommy" from the time she was an infant and I saw the doll that said little mommy and then found the stroller too. Had to have it! Past that not too thrilled.

I got a really good deal on this doll (...). The sad part is that I believe mothers don't really buy the guy dolls. Hudson comes with a duffel bag, a tray with two hot dogs and two drinks, sunglasses and two tickets for his date. Plus he has a great outfit with jacket and accessories. I bought one of each for that price you can't go wrong.

My 21 month old daughter received Baby Pooh for Christmas and plays with him EVERY day. She loves diapering pooh when her baby brother gets a diaper change, and bathes with him nightly. He comes with a duckie and bottle of his own. The high chair back does not stay attached to the chair, but Pooh still sits upright and has enjoyed many meals with my daughter. Pooh is made from hard plastic and, sadly, his arm broke off when dropped by my husband this weekend. My daugher is handling the trauma OK, but we are getting her an new Pooh for her birthday because she loves him so much. I recommend it.

My 4 year old daughter gave this to my 2 year old son for Christmas. They both really love to play house with dolls this size and love that it can go in the tub. My daughter plays with her brother's doll every chance she gets and now she is asking for her own for her 5th birthday. We had the difficulty with the back of the chair, but it hasn't been much of an issue for us. The doll itself is what they prize the most.

I have 2-1/2 year old twins and they just received these for Xmas at my request. My mother, who bought them, was skeptical, but they have been the most played with toys from Xmas so far. My son and daughter are in the taking clothes off stage and love to undress Pooh. They have taken their Winnie the Poohs into the bath and have so much fun giving them a bath. I did have a problem with one of the high chair backs. It kept falling off, but I kept bending the plastic back until it fit better. Now we don't have the problem. I do recommend this Winnie the Pooh.

The skin is really brown than black, quality is great. Price is very low plus free shipping. Nice deal!

I received Queen Rayla doll as a gift unexpectedly, and it was a wonderful suprise! Rayla is beautiful!

I love Rayla's eyes the most. They are a very deep, dark green. Her gown is her second-best part. It's light blue and very fancy and interesting with a lot of neat little details! Her hair is nice too - brown with golden highlights. Her crown is put in her hair perfectly. And Rayla's shoes actually stay on!!

My daughter loves Barbie dolls so much, so I decided to get this one for her....she loves it. I also like it very much, it is a break from all the skimpy clothed ones. The dress is very beautiful and we play with it everyday....

My daughter got this for her 6th birthday. It was purchased in a store where the packaging allows people to try the toy's recording device before buying. Let's just say, that this toy must have been on the front of the shelf where EVERYONE was testing it out because the batteries on one of the recording devices was dead already. It requires 3 "button cell" watch batteries, which after trying 2 stores, we were able to replace for $3 a battery (yes, $9 total not including gas for the car) and that is just for the one device, the toy comes with 2 such devices!! That's a total of $18 just for batteries. My two girls do love this toy, however, and the recording devices are fun and seem to work well. The purse it comes with is made of very thin, cheap material. The item comes with a paper that says "We listen to you!" with a website for an online survey of this product. Guess what? The website does not work!! Again, it's a fun toy, but quite an investment!

My daughter adores her Barbie Diaries Charms Purse. She and her friends love recording little messages. The recorders are very easy to use and can be turned-off to extend battery life. It is a fun accessory!

I'VE PURCHASED YASMIN & FIANNA WHILE THEY WERE ON SALE BUT MISSED MEYGAN. I SPOKE WITH MGA & I WAS TOLD THEY ARE ONLY THE 3 DOLLS: YASMIN, FIANNA & MEYGAN IN THE MIDNIGHT DANCE SERIES, THERE WERE PRIOR PLANS FOR ROXXI & LEAH BUT WERE'NT PUT IN TO PLAY. I HOPE THIS IS HELPFUL FOR OTHER MOM'S WITH O.C.D. (OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER) LIKE MYSELF WHO NEED TO FIND ALL THE DOLLS IN THE DIFFERENT SERIES FOR THEIR LITTLE ONES, HA,HA!! GOTHIC LOOKING OR NOT OUR 11 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER IS A BIG BRATZ FAN, PROBABLY MY OWN FAULT FOR FINDING SUCH GREAT DEALS ON AMAZON.

This doll is not gothic. She is dressing up 4 a dance party. im 14 i no goth and/or punk when i c it. i hate it when people think that just because some 1 wears black or dark clothes it means they r punk. the reason that she has dark makeup on is yet again because she is giong to a party!

My initial reaction to the Bratz doll line was something like, "Uagh, how hideous!" I decided that I would buy a couple and modify them just to see if I could make them better fit my idea of what is appealing in a fashion doll. I bought two who's original concept I liked to an extent, so I would be willing to hang onto the clothes, Meygan from the Genie Magic line, and Cloe from the Campfife set. I wished for less radioactive pink, but they were alright. Meygan is now dressed as a renaissance maiden (and is my first face repaint), and Cloe is on her way to becoming a nordic warrior princess.
Midnight Dance Yasmin has the fortunate luck of being beautiful, to me, right out of the box. She reminds me of my days in art school where "gothic" style took on an entirely different meaning from it's manifestations in most other schools. This doll is certainly not the sort of rebelious kid who scratched poor poetry about the devil into her desk, or doesn't do her homework because she's out smoking in park with her fellow freaks. She is one of the people who dresses to match the cool quiet calm of an autumn night, prefers philosophical conversations about the state of religion and if she is antisocial by the standards of her highschool councilers it is simply because she is bored with constant babble of most teenagers. And as were many in my shcool, she's probably a fashion design student ^_^.
This is not in keeping with the identities of the other Bratz dolls, or even with other Yasmin dolls, but it is that sort of person that this particular doll reminds me of. So she sits with my customized dolls, with her cute shiney black shoes and very well made blue jeans (unusual for fashion dolls), and in the frilly purple top that is just so cute! Exuding dark beauty rather than sexuality I think she represents herself well. She is one I would not mind gifting to a younger child, and she certainly makes and sweet addition to any older doll collector's little family.

I got little Tidoo for my birthday and she's been a favorite ever since. I espeically like the fact that she goes in the water even though she is soft.Plastic pellets so rock!! Baby Annabell just barely holds a candle to awesome Tidoo! ROCK YOURSELF OUT TIDOO!!!

This doll is perfect for my daughter. As she takes a bath the baby takes a bath with her. It's also the perfect size. Not too small. Not too large. Plus the baby floats. You can also hang her up to dry afterwards. Recommend to anyone.

My 2 year old daughter was given this doll for her birthday and has yet to put her down, "baby kandi" goes everywhere with her! I had no idea she was so durable, I was even scared to put her in the tub. I was amazed how well she made out, her blinking eyes still worked after being held under the fast running water, and shes dries very fast. I didn't know how much she was until I saw her online, pricey but so worth it. I know that she's going to last thru my daughters toddler years and I can see her just as new with the next daughter (whenever that is!).

I got this for my daughter one year.
And it influenced her a lot my little 9 year old is going around dressing like a prostitute and thinks its cool because the bratz dress like that.
The Dolls are dressed like prostitutes!
One doll has its right breast revealed with the fishnet shirt she has on!

Very bad influence!!!

I was rather alarmed at the parent that stated that their child goes around dressed like a prostitute. Where's the parent? Who's in control? Sounds like this parent needs some therapy. I'm tired of hearing people blame others or things for the mishaps that are happening in their own backyard and blaming it on someone else's. Stop! Get some therapy. If you raise your child with morals and values, they will have a good root to thrive on. If you don't, they will grow uncontrolled. If you're having trouble with your little one right now, get some personal help so that you can obtain control ~ before she's 16 and pregnant, running away, or doing drugs.

I've bought my 8 year old Bratz dolls since they came out. She's never asked to dress like one. She has around 50 of these dolls. She plays with them, But is more interested in the Discovery channel, reading, making all A's, and worshiping Jesus. She's a straight A student that loves to draw and play the piano. I can not say that I'm perfect, but I spend a lot of time with my little one. I talk to her about the dangers of strangers and what to do in an emergency situation. Her dad takes her fishing and I'm a certified swim instructor ~ so I've taught her safety and swim lessons. If you spend a lot of time with your children, they idolize you....not the TV, not the music they hear, not plastic dolls.....but reality.

Yours Truly,
From East Texas

In this day and age people forget about it is not what your children watch or play with it is what the parents teach them. These toys are fun for children to play. If you are worried about what your kids are doing than keep an eye on them. Talk to them. Spend quality time with them. This is what influences our children most. Make sure and be an active part of their life. Join PTA, take part in school activities. TALK TO YOUR CHILDREN. I love my daughter and if I am involved in her life and go to church with her on sundays then this is the most important thing. Why are people trying to put there opinions on other people instead of putting their opinions upon their children. Quite a cunundrum I know. When we stop concerning ourselves with what other people are doing and thinking the world will be a better place. Our children will have thoughts of their own. Bratz dolls are no threat to our society, just as the books that were burned because society had a problem with it.