This limited edition doll has black hair and wears a velvet top, pants, stockings, shoes and hair ribbons. Only 1,000 will be produced. A doll stand is included. Launch date: December 17, 2006.

A sweet spring/summer dress with great detailing (stitching in the front and a tie on the back of the dress) and a hairbow. Put together with the white satin shoes for a great outfit.
MSRP $8.00 - $11.00

A suave and debonair tuxedo with silver-grey vest and white bow tie. Great with bride dress or ball gown.
MSRP $11.00 - $13.00

Beautiful lavender ballet tutu with slippers and hairbow.
MSRP $12.00 - $14.00

Beautiful princess dress in pink with see-through sleeves and sheer overlay on skirt. Comes with princess cap with flowing see-through veil. Fits all bears.
MSRP $11.00 - $14.00

This anatomically correct 13” doll comes in girl and boy varieties and includes a potty, a towel and a bottle. It features an articulated vinyl body, painted eyes and painted hair. The doll is great for children who are being potty trained.

Amelie the Doll will quickly gain a place in the hearts of toddlers and preschool-aged children. Her cheerful, embroidered face, bright red hair and slightly weighted body make her fun to cuddle, hold and carry about. They'll love her removable (and reversible) jacket, and coordinating, capri pants. Amelie's removable, blue canvas shoes are especially cute. Amelie makes a wonderful first doll or gift for a child's first, second or third birthday. She comes in a sturdy, clear vinyl case with a handle.

My Little Baby Born (13") looks just like her big sister. She has fixed eyes and is precious to look at and huggable to hold. She comes with a pacifier, a bottle and a rattle. She can be taken in the water and she air-dries quickly. She is also suitable for machine dryers.

Lots to Cuddle Babies come with their own soft animal friend.  Each doll showcases a cute animal found in the wild.  Kids can choose from among a lion, monkey, polar bear or giraffe. These huggable baby dolls measure in at 15" and are perfect to cuddle with. They have a vinyl head, arms and legs with a soft cloth body.

“Kids love this attractive, high-quality toy replica of the popular Joovy Caboose Stand-On Tandem stroller,” Greg Gardner of Joovy told TDmonthly. The clever design features of the Joovy Toy Caboose allow children to secure and transport two or three cherished toy friends at once, for hours of role-playing fun. The Joovy "Just-Like-Mine" Caboose Tandem Stroller sets the highest standard for toys — designed with realistic features to maximize role-playing fun. With real swivel front wheels, it’s easy to maneuver and suitable for playing indoors and out. A deluxe padded handle gives extra comfort and an easy-to-use trigger system makes folding a breeze. Launch date: Holidays 2006.

Calin Yang has brown sleepy eyes and natural-looking rooted hair that can be combed and styled. She can also be posed like a real little baby. All Corolle dolls are made with vanilla-scented vinyl. Their clothing reflects current styles and fabrics. Calin Yang is part of Corolle’s Mon Premier collection. She has accessories that will encourage little girls aged 18 months and up to take care of her all day long.
— “We do sell several Asian dolls,” noted Gwen Bowden, manager of Doodlehopper 4 Kids in Springfield, Va. “There are a lot of adoptions [here], and we try to carry a diverse selection of dolls that kids can play with. Ten percent of toy-store owners said Corolle dolls were great sellers for the holidays 2006.
― “Corolle [sells] head and shoulders above anything else,” said Sue Hottel, owner of No Kidding in Mattapoisett, Mass., of her doll department in May 2010. Two retailers told TDmonthly in late spring 2010 that Calin Yang is their top-selling doll. Twenty of 43 retailers named Corolle as their best-selling doll brand.

Already well known for beautiful baby doll sculpts, Berenguer presents its La Newborn Expressions Collection, which has taken realism one step closer to perfection. Each newborn represents the tender first expressions of real babies as they begin to explore and take in the new world around them. Each doll is meticulously sculpted to show all the wonderful details of an infant. From the lovable wrinkly face to the soft and fragile hands and fingers, all dolls in the La Newborn Expressions collection are meant to be cherished forever.

She can really dance. There are three ways to play: teach Barbie new dance moves, teach girls new movements, or dance alone. Included are two interactive wristbands and one shoe clip.

Dora speaks directly to your child, sings songs, tells stories, and plays games. Dora can be personalized with a child’s information using a simple USB cable, CD-ROM and computer.
— Missy Beutler, sales associate at Tinkerz Toy Shop in Coeur D' Alene, Idaho, got calls for “lots of name brands and cartoons like ... Dora.”
— “Dora the Explorer,” was hot, agreed Ryan Donnelly, assistant manager of mass-market retailer Kay Bee Toy & Hobby in Boise, Idaho.
— Specialty toy retailers have told TDmonthly that Dora products are some of the hottest choices for little girls, despite their availability in mass-market stores.

This soft, washable doll comes with a flower that serves as an elastic hair band, and features a padded body, chenille hair and a cotton/polyester and velour dress. “Her bracelet also does double duty as a hair band for the doll or for the little girl who is her owner,” Lea Culliton of HABA USA told TDmonthly.

This 12” tall doll features 18 points of articulation, glass eyes and hand-stitched clothing. The doll's hands and fingers bend to meet for prayer and more. Voice chip technology enhances learning and promotes role play with key selections from the Bible. Press the doll's body just above the waist, and a calm voice recites the words of John 20:29; 3:3; 15:5 and 3:16, Mark 12:30, 12:31. Moses, David, Mary and Esther are also available. Launch date: August 2007.

This Redhead Sydney head sculpt on Tyler BW body (left) wears a tank-style check belted dress. This dressed doll comes with hosiery, shoes and display stand. She’s pictured with friends Esme (center) and Tyler Wentworth (right).

Girls can take their fashion styles on the road with this one-of-a-kind vehicle, straight from the Bratz Passion 4 Fashion DVD.  Sure it’s a stylin’ trailer truck, but when it stops, it can be converted into a fabulous fashion show runway, complete with lights and sound.  Kids can even plug in their own stereos and play custom music for their shows. “ I haven’t seen anything even remotely close to the product on the shelves,” Reagan Holmes of MGA Entertainment told TDmonthly. Launch date: September 1, 2006.

Marie, pictured with the 16” Sugar Plum Fairy, is part of this collection featuring child and ballerina dolls of articulated movement. Tonner collaborated with the New York City Ballet to create dolls and outfits inspired by the Karinska costume designs for the NYCB’s production of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker. The dolls have en-pointe feet and are crafted in high quality vinyl and hard plastic with rooted saran hair and hand-painted face detail. “The level of detail, craftsmanship and the quality of materials are amongst the best in the industry,” Tom Courtney of Tonner, Inc. told TDmonthly. Launch date: November 2006.

Designed by Robert Tonner, Ellowyne Wilde stands 16” tall and is made of high-quality vinyl and hard plastic. She is fully articulated for unlimited posing possibilities. Hand-painted features, rooted saran hair, and designer outfits that use the highest quality fabrics and trims are the hallmarks of this temperamental girl. Ellowyne Wilde even has her own MySpace page, Marketing & Sales Director Debra DeForte of Wilde Imagination told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 18, 2006.

Taffy is a cute little preemie baby, and is just 17” long. She is one of the newest kits from the Secrist Dolls Reborn line. She comes as a blank, unfinished doll kit ready for a reborn artist to bring to life. Secrist also offers reborning supplies and an instructional DVD so that newcomers can learn to make their own lifelike newborns. Launch date: 2006.

This crib with a working musical mobile includes a storage area to keep things organized. Pink ribbons and heart cutouts add a nice touch to the soft, fabric bedding, which includes a mattress with an attached bumper, a blanket and a pillow. Rolling casters allow for easy movement of the crib, which measures approximately 12” wide, 24” long, and 31” high. It is designed for dolls up to 22”. Some assembly is required. “Our doll furniture stands out because it's made with wood and wood composite materials, rather than plastic,” Sara Logan, VP of marketing at Badger Basket Co. told TDmonthly. “It is attractive to parents and children both and will not be discarded when a fad or trend is over.” Launch date: August 2006.

These dolls have realistic eyes and features, are easy to pose, and come in Caucasian, African-American and Hispanic as well as gender neutral and anatomically correct varieties. A diaper is included; clothing is sold separately. Tenna Block of Teddy Get Ready told TDmonthly the dolls are unique because their “eyes are very expressive and a beautiful color.” Launch Date: 2006.

Swan Princess is dressed in a lovely pink dress with a felt swan adornment, plus a net lace skirt decorated with tiny gems. Around her neck, she wears a feather boa and on her blonde wig, a crown. She carries a feathered wand and a felt swan companion. The doll stands 15 inches tall, is stuffed with 100% sheep wool, and is covered with cotton stockinet. Her boucle hair is braided. Launch date: January 9, 2006.

Pirouette is dressed in a graceful soft pink outfit with a wrap jacket that, like her leg warmers, is made from cozy fleece. Under her jacket, she wears a smart striped t-shirt. Pirouette’s cotton skirt is trimmed with a cloud of tulle and ribbons, and her ballet shoes are trimmed with flowers. She wears ribbons to match her t-shirt in her long blonde hair. Lolle is 21.5 inches tall, and her dangling body is stuffed with cotton wool and weighted with pellets. Lolle has a canecalon wig and the vinyl head is hand painted. Launch date: January 9, 2006.