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It is definitely made in Taiwan.

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No, a Blythe's wig would be too big to fit on a Bratz doll, so, it wouldn't fit. Hope this Helps :)

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Go to a shop :D

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Pullips are 12 inches tall, Dals are 8 inches tall, and Minis are 5 inches tall. Hope this helps :)

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They are already sellthing them at the moment. You can buy them at any good toy store

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ali baba and the four thousand,four hundred forty-four thieves

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Well there aren't many inflatable pools for dolls but there is plastic pools. Pretty small but it might work it is the Barbie Glam Pool Play set and also Barbie Puppy Swim School Set it looks much bigger. I hoped I helped.

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toys r us or online

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The Dominican Faceless dolls (originally called Muñecas Limé - Lime Doll), were made traditionally of red clay but now some could be made of ceramic and other brightly colored clays.

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search it up on Ebay maybe

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A Totoro doll is based upon the anime film "My Neighbor Totoro" titular character .

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WHere would you like it to swim ;)

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Sunshine Crafts online.

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Yes- they are lifelike & detailed, very flexible like bjd's too.

on the other hand you can't interchange their eyes or customize them as much as bjd's :)

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Yes

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Yes, it is perfectly okay. It's society that says dolls are "girl toys"; that doesn't mean it's wrong for anybody else to be playing with them. A lot of doll-related play is not focused on the fact that they are dolls but that it is make-believe and the dolls can be anything the person wants them to be, superheros, or monsters, or aliens, or surgeons, or whatever.

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Yes! I had one.

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There used to be a teenage girl band in Australia, Melbourne called the Daisy Dolls but I'm not sure if there the Daisy Dolls you might be as king about, I know this cause and family friend of mine was in this band .

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I have a porcelian baby doll Royal Doulton tableware LTD 1982 Firstborn Collectors doll D N 20 trying to find out what she is worth in the market today? My email address is msclary@bellsouth.net so if u have the answer could u email me please.

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well theres another doll its the baby alive dolls make sure your doll is one where you can press its button and it says i love you . the food is sold seprtly but it comes with it they are priced at 40.00

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no she is a girl

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nope.

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Worry Dolls are little dolls that are made with string and wood, which are kept in a small colorful bag. You usually have six worry dolls per bag. You take only one worry doll per worry and tell them your worry before you go to bed. Then, you place them under your pillow when you sleep. The legend of the worry dolls says that when you wake up the worry doll with be gone, just like your worry. * I make worry dolls out of miniture clothespins and embroidery floss. * I have purchased these little boxes of worry dolls. I find them at stores that sell trinkits for about a dollar. The instructions say that the dolls are given to small children to use at bedtime. The little boxes are very pretty, and it is amazing to open it up and see the brightly colored minature family. There will be some adults and several children and at least one small baby. They are about the size of a fat toothpick with clothes and hair and painted faces. I have seen these gaudy little boxes on the night stands of the fashion gurus.