Dolls Reviews

Barbie what r u a doctor or a mommy.The happy family pregant doll was exiting because im 12 and i pass that fairy and magic stuff and i like that real stuff Barbie a doctor i thing that was a great idea I have a lot of dolls and i have the happy family Migde (i hope i spell it right) and barbie is her baby doctor it a great set

Hi it's me Chloe Fox Doll Lovah. I really like the Myscene Bling Bling and Hollywood line. Where I come from and live (Toronto) there is an Honest Ed's that sells genuine Myscene so I think I will get both the dolls they sell! Anyway, this doll is cool. If you don't think she is pretty she could be a spy or something because she looks so sly! :-) Her outfits are AWESOME. I swear they're fabulous. And the little accessories are sooooo cute! My guinea pig could eat them in one nibble that's how tiny they are! I must start saving up to buy all the dolls I want! I am going to list the stuff if I may:

Tons of Barbie :-)
Cool Myscene
Bratz
Bratz Babyz
Baby Born
Baby Annabell
Chou Chou
Berenguer
Calico Critters
Reborning tools

I might be getting a Bratz Hair Flair this week. But back to Nolee! She has cool hair too. I like her shoes.
Final message is: 1111Alyssa111 You don't have to keep your Barbies if you don't like them you know. I wish people would stop slagging Barbie when they're not even reviewing her.

I got her as my UPSR gift and she is my first doll ever. I think she is super hot and super cool. She is really adorable and I love the way that she has a make-up box/ toolbox. Her lipstick really matches her lips color (Barbie's and Chelsea's lipsticks doesn't matches their lips). She has a lot of make-ups and stuff and they are really cool. Oh yeah, I bought her at Genting Highland in Pahang, Malaysia. She is very cute + adorable + hot + cool + beautiful = She is my favorite doll ever!

P/s; My Scene and Bratz are lovely (I love them both equally but My Scene are better)

`Barbies are phathetic and ugly (I have lotsa Barbie dolls and now they live inside a box)

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I loved this doll. She is really pretty. She comes with many accesories. I would recommend this doll to girls ages 6-14.

My older daughter (5 y.o.) asked for a Polly Pockets set for her birthday. A more experienced Mom said to me, with one eyebrow raised "You do realize there are like a million pieces with each set? And the shoes are so small you will realize that you need bifocals while trying to pick them up?" So she gave my daughter this case (I think it was as much a gift for me).

It may not be the perfect "Martha" organizing case, but you know, it gets my daughter to pick up after herself when she is done playing with Polly and her crew and that is worth the five stars. I also like it because it is durable, I know exactly what is inside without opening it, and did I mention that my daughter puts all the little pieces in it when she is done playing? A good carrier for Polly.

The fact that you can throw in all the pieces and zip it shut earns 5 stars!!! As small as the pieces are, storage is key and this case is really cute! The shape, colors and the picture on the front are adorable and it gets the job done! Great for traveling too!

My daughter LOVES this case! It has 19 loops to "strap" the Polly's into. Even with 19 Polly's there is still PLENTY of space for clothes, shoes, etc. Polly's are little, and so are her stuff. I just put the clothing and shoes into tiny zip-lock baggies and then plop them into the case with the Polly's. Sure, in time I may need to get another case or use something else for all the "stuff", but the case is perfect for the dolls themselves. Like another reviewer said, kids like the cases made specifically for the doll! And this is a good way to teach my daughter how to organize with efficiency! LOL! Two thumbs up and FIVE stars.

Oh, the Polly's fit PERFECTLY in the fisher-price Sweet Streets collection! We just bought the Sweet Streets Family Home and the Polly's LOVE it! LOL! Also, the fisher-price family that comes with the house fit perfectly in the loops of the Polly case!

I plan on buying many more of the fisher-price Sweet Streets collection, and I like knowing that those dolls will fit in the Polly cases. With 19 dolls to a case, my daughter is going to have a BLAST with the Polly's and the fisher-price dolls/town. The more the merrier! And I have the piece of mind knowing that my daughter can just put all the dolls in the case...and not all over my floors!!!! LOL! I wish I was a kid again!!!!!

FIVE stars!!!!

Regrets..regrets...Where do I begin?

1. Set-up is not for a 5-yr old to figure out on her own!

It took Mommy forever--not good for impatient kids.

2. Beads all over the place--here is why:

The dispensers on top won't stay in if the unit falls over,and the caps on them come off easily.

The little drawers in the bottom leak beads from the rear of each drawer into the nooks and crannies of the unit. Of course they come loose if the unit falls over.

The idiotic little "closet" on the left side comes unhooked way too easily. Dummy me--I made the mistake of loading it with beads, then later on I forgot and grabbed it by the closet--which fell off--you can guess what happened next.

3. Threader is such baloney:

I could not figure out how to get the threader funnel off the bead cord. I threaded the needle without it, much more easily.

4. The charms:

Can't figure out how to get them on whilst beading. The TOTALLY INADEQUATE directions don't even mention it!

5. The connectors:

Cute and fairly easy to use but not as stable as they should be.

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I do beadwork and it is a challenge to keep things in their place, so I had my misgivings about this toy.

However, I had faith that the "storage" bins and such in this thing would (HA-HA) keep beads in place.

I got this toy for my daughter's 5th birthday. She had really been wanting it, but at least not driving us crazy about it. I did like the "factory" aspect of it. Yeah, and Target had it on sale.

Amazingly, she hasn't been terribly frustrated and disappointed with it. Being fairly clever, she just makes the beads come out of the spout into the purple closet thing, and calls it "soup." Whatever! As long as she's happy.

Overall, the only toy I have ever purchased for her and been sorry I did so.

This toy stinks. Ususally I take the reviews with a grain of salt, however everything you hear about this toy is correct. The needle is hard to thread, and I sew. We got a total of two braclets out of it before the spinner stopped pushing beads up the tower, you end up having to try and pull -because the jam is up high, on the braclet and it gets tangled and breaks apart wasting time and making your kid cry. There is no way the my 5 year old could operate this toy by herself, so be prepared to spend hours of your time with your child trying to get this piece of poopy work. I say save your money go to Michaels buy some strechy thread, cute beads and a jewlery making kit because this thing stinks.

I almost didn't buy this because of the bad reviews, but my 6 yr old really wanted it. We had no trouble at all setting it up or operating it (although I would never have thought to look for page 2 of the directions on the back of the enclosed Polly poster if I hadn't read one of the previous reviews).

My daughter had a great time storing all the charms and accessories and is having a blast making jewelry. She has even managed to thread the needle on her own, although she had a little bit of trouble. Here's what she has to say about it: "I think this toy is a lot of fun! I'm already out of connectors because I use it so often. I made one bracelet the night I received it and four more this morning! I think this is my favorite toy that I've gotten this year!" --R, 6 yrs old.

What is it with people thinking girls can't play sports? Sure, I love to go shopping with my friends, but I play soccer, ice skate and ride horses. It's hard! Girls should go to school, so they can a) show people girls are smart, and b) get a great job! I loved the Courtney doll because her hair is like mine, and I love school! Her Night Out dress is so pretty!

I would like to make a few useful comments on this doll. First of all, I would suggest cutting off a few inches of Courtney's strawberry blond hair. The reasons why you would do that are that: A: Courtney's hair is really uneven. B: Courtney's hair is unusualy long. If you cut it to about shoulder length, it looks really cute. Also, Courtney's personalty is sporty and preppy. Gabby's personalty is a pink-freak girly-girl. Deondra's personalty is total glam girl. Kianna's personalty is punk rock.

I love this doll. I like Courtney best because looks and is a lot like me! An upside of this doll is that she is quite flexible.
Which is a nice thing. I can get her to do thing like the splits and not have a hassle. The second upside I would like to talk about is this doll is made for younger girls AND pre-teens. Teen Trends doll are toys older girls don't have to be ashamed about liking! Another upside is that she has some cool clothes. Her shirt looks really good with the pants you get. To tell the truth, I have a pair of pant that look a lot alike the ones you get in this set! One more upside is her face is really pretty. But there are some downsides. One downside is that the curlers that this set are hard to work and tangle up Courtney's hair. I tangled my doll's hair up so bad! So unless you want tangles in your doll's hair, don't use the curlers. Another downside is Courtney's knees look really odd. So make sure she is always wearing pants, a long dress, or a long skirt.One other downside is that Courtney is skinny, so she can't fit into a lot of other outfits. I was disapointed about that, since I have a lot of American Girl outfits I thought she would be able to fit into. Another downside is that Teen Trends dolls are a bit pricey. You'll have to save up a lot of money for Courtney! The last downside in my opinion is that the set only comes with one outfit. You have to buy other outfits! Overall, I give this toy five stars, out of the pure fun this toy brings young girls and pre-teens alike.

I bought this as a Christmas gift. When I got this in the mail, I worried right away. I bought it for a 5 yr old that wears size 6 and the outfits definitely looked way too small. The costumes are listed as suited for 3-7 yr. olds. There must be some SMALL 7 year olds out there! Ugh! Christmas is just a week and a half away!

I purchased this gift for a 4 year old girl and she loves it.

She loves to play dress up and this gift includes enough for playmates. In addition she and her Mom both like having the box to keep the clothes in. And the doll clothes fit a doll she already has

These are adorable little fairies. They are unlike any of the current Barbie doll family (they are almost the same height as Stacey, but they have "ballerina" feet, so they can't stand alone. It's a good thing they come with a strong, sturdy stand! Their face sculpts are really pleasing, and their colors (hair, clothing & body paint) all blend together nicely. For a Barbie "purist", this might not be your thing. But, if you love dolls of all sorts, and love fairies of all sorts (especially Brian Froud- these are similar to his works, but in 3-D!), then these little darlings are for you!
Also, since there are two dolls in the one package (both can be held by the stand at the same time), little ones can play together and SHARE the dolls. The dolls themselves seem to be pretty sturdy. I'm not a 5-year-old, so I don't know what sort of wear & tear a child would put on these, but they seem reasonably well made.
Overall, I gave this set of dolls 5 Stars. I have one set, and am thinking about buying another just because they are so cute! With their little arms outstretched with their hands up with the palm facing out, they are like little sentries for the gateway to Fairytopia :D
I hope this review has helped you :D
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This flower doll set of 2 is very cute indeed and they add a wonderful touch to any fairy collection. I love these!!

This flower doll set of 2 is very cute indeed and they add a wonderful touch to any fairy collection. I love these!!