Josephine love building tall towers and eating cake batter, while Jonathan likes science experiments and searching for earthworms. The dolls are designed for imaginative play and come with short descriptions to prompt play. The plush are also available for purchase separately. “Children will connect with the doll’s stories and the quality they have of bringing drawings to life,” Melissa Conroy of Wooberry Dolls told TDmonthly. “Parents will appreciate the handmade quality of these dolls as well as the fine natural materials used to make them.”

Penelope loves the smell of strawberries and running through the sprinkler on a hot day. Rusty loves listening, playing the memory game and eating chocolate chip cookie dough. The dolls are designed for imaginative play and come with short descriptions to prompt play. The plush are also available for purchase separately. “Our dolls are handmade in Philadelphia with soft, high quality, tactile materials,” Melissa Conroy of Wooberry Dolls told TDmonthly. “They are colorful, inviting and humorous.” Launch date: April 2008.