The Tilly doll is made of a soft and huggable all-fabric material, which is perfect for ages 3 and up. The matching soft-cover storybook will not only help your child to develop language and listening skills, it will stimulate his or her curiosity and help to strengthen the bond you share as well. In Tilly and the Songbird, a seemingly ordinary tree swing magically transports Tilly into a deep green forest where she befriends a Songbird who has lost his voice. Tilly's confidence is also transformed with a little help from Ilex - the Keeper of the Forest - and her adoptive family's inspiring examples of courage and openness to adventure.

Rachel's story comes alive when you have your own soft huggable adventure doll and matching soft-cover storybook. The doll is 12 inches tall and made of 100% soft cloth — just right for ages 3 and up. in Rachel and the Celestial Dragon, a magical wind takes 5-year-old Rachel and her dragon kite on a fantastic journey back to ancient China. There, in the land where she was born, Rachel meets the real Celestial Dragon and Little Sister, her ancestor. Her exciting encounter leads her to discover her true destiny and sets her on a path to become a very wise woman.

The plush dolls can talk and have poseable arms and legs. Each says a recognizable sentence from the book, television or DVD series when its belly is pressed. Charlie and Lola are 12" and 9.5" tall, respectively. Launch date: February 2008.

Because each doll is handmade, no two dolls are exactly alike. Each soft doll features a cotton body, yarn hair, non-removable vinyl shoes and a washable 50s- and 60s-style Doo Wop era dress. All materials are child- and environment-friendly.

The white and blue two-story house features a front that opens like a door to reveal the rooms inside.

This kimono-inspired dress has a wrap-around design and is accented with a fuschia Obi Belt constructed of real Dupioni silk. The high-heeled shoes featuring fuschia straps are inspired by Japanese "Geta" sandals. (Doll not included)

Fruittasia is the fruit fairy who cast a spell on a flower bed with her magic wand, producing the Fruittsie Tuttsie characters. With their fruit-accented dresses, Fruttsie Tuttsie dolls are created to encourage children to stay healthy and beautiful by eating fruits — a message expressed on each doll’s package. Launch date: August 15, 2008.

The soft-bodied doll instills in girls the value of beauty inside and out. Each doll comes with identity tag that invites parents and their daughters to log onto a fun and interactive website. “Each doll in the collection is uniquely expressive in her fashion flair and trademark hair,” Melanie Corpstein of Adorable Originals Inc. told TDmonthly, “but it is the positive esteem message carried by each huggable doll that makes them so popular with parents.” This product is a 2008 iParenting Media Award winner. Launch date: Spring 2007.

Fruittsie Tuttsie was born from a sweet, blossom-scented spell placed on a flower bed by the magic wand of a fruit fairy named Fruittasia. Fruttsie Tuttsie dolls have colorful dresses accented with fruits and are designed to encourage children to stay healthy and beautiful by eating fruits — a message expressed on each doll’s package. “Fruittsie Tuttsie dolls are the first in the market that delight kids because of their beautiful, dreamy eyes with a wonderful fairy tale story that they can follow from chapter to chapter,” Myra Miranda, vice president of sales for 7Ms Corp., told TDmonthly. Launch date: August 15, 2008.

This pretty little bassinet transforms into a straw purse with a cloth drawstring top, perfect for toting around baby.

Each doll in this collection of six hip and huggable soft-bodied dolls is, just like every girl, distinctive in their own way. Whether it’s their fashion flair or trademark hair, these dolls, no matter how different they are from one another, are beautiful inside and out. There’s Girly Girl, Sporty Girl, Creative Girl, Free Spirit Girl, Social Girl and Performer Girl. Each name carries a special meaning. Plus, their identity tags invite girls to log on to the Adorable Girl Doll website for even more interactive fun. Launch date: Spring 2007.

Kayla Rae is one of the newest members of the Only Hearts Club. She comes with a kitten and is determined to be a good friend and listen to her heart in order to do the right thing.
— “I sell more Only Hearts than anything else,” Donna Anderson of Murphys Village Toy Store in Murphys, Calif., told TDmonthly about this top-selling doll line in summer 2008.
— “Only Hearts are our only dolls,” said Susan Castor, owner of Pentwater Toy Box in Pentwater, Mich.
— The Only Hearts Club brand includes six girl dolls as well as L’il Kids, So Small Pets, posable ponies and various accessories.

Girls can peel and stick this 7” paper doll onto walls, into scrapbooks or anywhere else for decoration. She wears a removable dress that attaches with Velcro.

This soft, 12” doll speaks English as well as a second language. Kids can press his tummy to hear four phrases.

Featuring more than 15 pieces, this set includes the Debo Fashion Angels Living Doll in her original outfit, a bright blue wig, two additional outfits, shoes, purses and hats. “[These] doll sets are a great alternative for the stores that don’t have the space to carry the full Fashion Angels Boutique line, but still want to sell the dolls. The included trendy clothing is pre-picked matching outfits and gift-boxed together in our signature pink packaging,” Sarah Koth, PR and marketing coordinator for Fashion Angels, told TDmonthly.

Available in four skin tones, these 14” dolls have embroidered faces and are machine washable and dryable.

Suitable for ages 18 months and up, this soft doll with a beanbag body is 12” tall and can be posed like a real baby. She has sleeping eyes and can wear all clothing from the Mon Premier collection.
— Corolle has “constantly improved the line,” said Gail Grabish, owner of a Pocketful of Toys in O'Fallon, Mo., about the company’s lineup, including Naima, at Toy Fair 2008. “They have really pretty sculpts this year, and then really cute clothes.… The ethnic faces are great.”

This collection of five, 9” soft tricot dolls features charming names, yarn hair, fashionable outfits and embroidered facial features that present a distinctive international flair. They “reflect a fresh multicultural style for today's little girl. An array of popularly priced dolls in just the right size for easy merchandising helps retailers capture more sales in a growing, diverse specialty toy market,” PR Manager Lorene C. Shiraiwa of North American Bear Co. told TDmonthly. Launch date: January 2008.

Each Bratz Super Babyz doll comes with a Super Pet, wears superhero fashions and has hair that can be styled. There are four varieties.

Three styles currently available: Butterfly Hoodie Set, Flower Shorts Set, and Ladybug Pajama Set.

Designed to be safe for children who have asthmas and allergies, this 9” soft doll features a sweet expression and a pastel outfit of knit fabric with gingham trim. She comes with a Hug ‘n’ Hold Ring for attachment to a stroller or car seat. Launch date: Fall 2008.

This 9” baby doll can be filled with water to imitate the weight and warmth of a real newborn. It comes with an easy-fill funnel, features a leak-resistant valve and is available in Caucasian, African-American and Hispanic varieties.Launch date: Fall 2008.

The Japanese doll wears a white kimono decorated with orange, green and gold floral print. She wears a silvery hair ornament and carries a purse that matches her kimono. Launch date: March 2008.

The doll is designed after the founder of Baby Phat. She sports a pink outfit, topped with a full-length faux chinchilla coat, pink thigh-high boots, chunky earrings and a designer bag. Kimora’s little dog Zoe is included. Launch date: 2008.

The doll sports clothes and accessories inspired by My Melody, from the world of Sanrio. She comes dressed in a pink and green ensemble, and carrying a bag with an image of My Melody. Launch date: March 2008.