Spoof Funny Doll Decorations For Toys Kids & Babies
Spoof Funny Doll Decorations For Toys Kids & Babies
3-year-olds are making huge developmental leaps and love to use their imaginations. They like toys that are noisy and textured. Family board games, fun collectibles and sensory toys are also big hits.
Add eyes to a small wooden peg doll and wrap it in red felt, holding the edge with hot glue. Darken the face with black and gray face paint, blending well. Add a dab of red face paint around the eyes and lips for bruising effects.
Mon Premier Bebe Doll by Corolle
This cute and cuddly 12-inch baby doll from Corolle has a sweet face that will capture kids’ attention. Her soft beanbag body is posable like a real baby, and her eyes close at nap time or bedtime, just like a real infant. The soft vinyl skin is delicately scented with vanilla, a Corolle signature. Kids can also outfit her in other Mon Premier doll fashions and accessories, including a stroller and car seat, high chair and meal set, diaper bag and doctor kit.
This adorable little doll is a great gift for children of all ages who love to nurture pretend play. The lightweight carry bed is easy for kids to take along for napping on the go or from room to room at home. Corolle’s Mon Premier Collection has everything make-believe mommies ages 18 months and up need for nurturing pretend play, including clothes, accessories and toys inspired by those that real parents use for their own babies.
DC Super Hero Girls Action Figures
Unleash your power and learn about the hero fundamentals at Super Hero High. Whether it’s saving the day or preparing for an exam, these students have big things on their minds. Each doll has a sculpt and design inspired by the costumes of original DC Comics superhero characters. These 6-inch action figures are highly articulated for powerful posing and imaginative play.
This set includes Supergirl, Batgirl, Wonder Woman, Bumblebee, and Poison Ivy. While they aren’t as toned as the more realistically sculpted Mattel dolls that come out for Monster High and Ever After High, they still look strong enough to stand up to rough play.
This version of Batgirl features a light purple shirt and black pants, a pretty good repaint for the standard figure. She also comes with a lasso that can be stored on her belt. This figure also has very nice articulation, especially for the kids line. Boot swivels, swivel hinge knees, swivel hips, swivel elbows, swivel wrists, and a ball jointed head.
Kind Culture Dolls
A portion of proceeds from every doll purchase goes to support childhood education. The Doll Kind was founded by two moms who are on a mission to inspire kids to create a kinder world. This premium doll with light skin comes with tokens that children can give as a random act of kindness. The doll also features a blue tutu with sneakers and a rainbow-adorned top.
The doll is accompanied by a DIY activity for doll play and a kindness board that creative minds can use to document their own acts of kindness. Several of the dolls in this line have a variety of advocate messages such as going green, being kind to animals, and believing in oneself.
These eco-friendly dolls are made with recycled materials, their ink is derived from soybeans, and the packaging is reusable. Each of the five dolls in this line has a unique personality and an impressive wardrobe that can be shared with other 18″ dolls like American Girl.
Worry Eater Dolls
All kids have worries and anxieties – it’s a natural part of growing up. But those feelings can be difficult for them to express or share with others. These adorable creatures (also known as Sorgenfresser) make it easy for them to do just that.
Kids write or draw their worries on a piece of paper and then feed it into the Sorgenfresser’s zipper mouth, giving them a chance to separate from their emotions. Parents can also read the written worries to gain insight into what’s on their children’s minds.
There are 11 different monsters to choose from including Saggo, Frula, Schnulli and Flint. These lovable characters are perfect for road trips and bedtime snuggles. They’re even great for hospital visits when they’re used to help kids communicate with doctors, nurses and child life staff. They’re also a nice alternative to leaving a note for a caregiver when kids are too shy or uncomfortable talking directly to them.
