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    Hi everyone, I'm after some nice plastic dolls (maybe with soft body's) that look reasonably nice (not all hard and eerie looking!!). Can anyone recommend me some please, I can't find any nice ones! :-)

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    I have tiny tears twins. Lovely little soft bodied dolls.

    https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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    I got some good anatomically correct ones from Amazon. Also a good range of ethnicity other than black or white.

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    Quote Originally Posted by watford wizz View Post
    I got some good anatomically correct ones from Amazon. Also a good range of ethnicity other than black or white.
    Thanks Watford wizz, would you mind linking to them (or similar)? X

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    Sorry don't know how to do links but if you just put what you want in it should come up X

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    Quote Originally Posted by FloraDora View Post
    I have tiny tears twins. Lovely little soft bodied dolls. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
    Thanks flora, I don't particularly like the look of these (yes I'm that fussy!!) but I guess they're not for me so it doesn't matter. I definitely like the soft rather than hard bodies. Though maybe hard bodied is more long lasting. Hmmmm...

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    I have soft bodied dolls inside and hard bodied dolls outside ..... That way they can have baths, get muddy and be left out in the rain without too much worry!

    My 'inside' dolls come from a variety of places ... elc, ikea and local toy shops, friends & car boots etc! I also have little dolls that are the size of my hand up to bigger dolls, almost the size of a real newborn!

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    Do all dolls come dressed in pink and blue? are they all white?...any variation on the theme of diversity would be great!!

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    Smyths toys used to do what looked like nice dolls, fairly cheaply too if I remember (2 for £15 maybe?). Haven't seen them in the flesh as my mum found me some dolls in the charity shop/car boot and the kids really aren't fussed what they look like, they're just as happy pushing a teddy around in a buggy as a dolly, but I nearly bought the smyths ones

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    Quote Originally Posted by alex__17 View Post
    Smyths toys used to do what looked like nice dolls, fairly cheaply too if I remember (2 for £15 maybe?). Haven't seen them in the flesh as my mum found me some dolls in the charity shop/car boot and the kids really aren't fussed what they look like, they're just as happy pushing a teddy around in a buggy as a dolly, but I nearly bought the smyths ones
    I've got some of the 2 for £15 dolls from Smyths and they're great. They are bathing dolls and available in black and white x

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    Quote Originally Posted by hulahoops View Post
    I've got some of the 2 for £15 dolls from Smyths and they're great. They are bathing dolls and available in black and white x
    Thanks hula hoops they look great im gonna get some of these :-) thank you!! :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by hulahoops View Post
    I've got some of the 2 for £15 dolls from Smyths and they're great. They are bathing dolls and available in black and white x
    I've got 4 of these dolls. They are versatile as can be used both indoor and outdoors. Mine love washing them.

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    I didn't realise they were ones that could be washed...I can see I may buy a couple now, even though I don't need them, my kids spend most of their days outside washing things so would love to wash babies!

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue bear View Post
    Oh I like this one too :-)

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    Which learning areas does the whole looking after dolls, washing them, talking to them etc come under - psed and C&L? Oh and imagination I suppose (EAD)?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mumofone View Post
    Which learning areas does the whole looking after dolls, washing them, talking to them etc come under - psed and C&L? Oh and imagination I suppose (EAD)?
    It's going to depend on what the children do,some ideas:
    Pd- undressing dressing of dolls- fine motor skills, using soap pump or bar of soap motor skills. Understanding health benefits of washing (talking about germs/clean etc) - health
    C&l talking expressing following instructions negotiating
    Psed- taking turns, feeling good, sense of achievement, having a go
    Maths- talking about size , big small, tiny etc.
    Ead, role play, I imitating what they have experienced, imagination,
    Literacy reading back of shampoo bottles/instructions etc.

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