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TDmonthly Magazine Product Reviews for LEE MIDDLETON ORIGINAL DOLLS INC.
Below are some of the products from LEE MIDDLETON ORIGINAL DOLLS INC. TDmonthly has reviewed.  Name: Little SkylarCompany: LEE MIDDLETON ORIGINAL DOLLS INC. Age: 2 and up Price: $30.00 Category: Dolls Please click here to read TDmonthly´s Toy Expert review of this product. Learn more about Little Skylar  Name: Little BaileyCompany: LEE MIDDLETON ORIGINAL DOLLS INC. Age: 2 and up Price: $21.00 Category: Dolls What Is It? This affordable, lightweight child-size Lee Middleton babydoll was designed with real babies in mind. And I’m not just talking about the sculpt. This little doll is made for playing. She comes dressed in a pink velour onesie decorated with satin rosebuds. The back opens easily with a Velcro closure, revealing a weighted cloth body and a white flannel diaper. A matching pink headband adorns her painted “hair.” Her head, hands and feet are sculpted vinyl. Her fixed blue eyes have a combination of “real” and painted eyelashes. She also features a suckable thumb. What We Thought Though reasonably priced, the doll is still filled with details that will make even grown-up Lee Middleton collectors want to cuddle her. Her feet and palms are convincingly wrinkled. Her cheeks, feet and hands are also tinged with a babyish blush. Her weighted bottom and jointed cloth body allow her to sit up straight on her own (Good, Little Bailey!). The back of her neck is even stamped with Reva (Schick)’s signature. Why They’ll Want It This soft, tiny baby is just the right size for little girls and boys who are still in babyhood themselves, but long for someone even smaller to nurture. Tiny children can easily carry her around, sit her up, lay her down, make her suck her thumb or remind her gently that it’s not a good idea. For babies who love babies, this one’s a keeper. — Alison Marek, 11/3/06 Learn more about Little Bailey |
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