Read about it HERE.
Watch a demonstration HERE if you want to.
I played with dolls and paper dolls all through my childhood for hours. This would be in the late 40's and 50's. In addition to the Betsy Wetsy, I had a Toni doll, baby dolls, Madame Alexander Cissy doll, a walking doll, Amosandra (a black baby doll who had a birth certificate and all kinds of accessories), and many of those miniature dolls from various countries. I loved them and still have many of them in their original outfits! They are not in pristine condition by any means because I played with them.
My Toni doll (1952) had that original dress. I have a story about mine and will put a picture of her on it.
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What's next... a doll that you feed chocolate jello pudding and brown poop comes out?
That thing is disgusting....
I get that motherhood and breastfeeding is a beautiful thing, but one of the things that's so beautiful about it is that is a special moment between a mother and her child. There's nothing special about that monstrosity!
I have to agree and I was a La Leche League leader.
Little girls can mimic Mom the way they always have.
I loved my Betsy Wetsy! She was my favorite of all my dolls, probably because she didn't have any hair, so I couldn't give her a haircut and mess up her hair as I did all the others! lol
I think they grow up fast enough without the toy aids.Best thing about childhood was that same sex marriage was perfectly natural at 5-6. Lots of us were going to marry our very bestest friend when we grew up.
My stepmother said she knew I was gay bewcause I played with dolls when I was little. I have no recollection of playing with dolls but might have as the only two friends I had were female cousins. Whatt're you gonna do?
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