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Made from recycled materials, presented in eco-fashions, and packaged using recycled and reusable materials, this is a doll collection like no other! I wanted to check out the Honey Bee Acres toys that many of you have recommended--especially the unicorn!
Even though I was hoping to be able to use my sewing machine, it's much more practical to design a kids' project without the need for extensive sewing. I have purchased all of these dolls and toys with my own money so that I can express my own opinions.I would recommend choosing your doll in person if you can, though, because there's a lot of variability in the precision of the eye paint, and since everything in the box is exposed, it's nice to check for dirt or damage to the doll or her accessories. There's nothing too exciting or flashy about Brianna's original wardrobe, but there's nothing that is offensive or sloppy, either. The eco and kindness messages are good though, a bit less shallow than some doll themes that are currently popular. There are also all kind of bits you can cut out from the box, to make your own kindness board – a dedicated personal space for a child to display and share kindness goals through drawings, photos, mission statements, and more. The Toy Insider is an editorial site that receives free samples from manufacturers, but all editorial opinions are their own.
My older granddaughters (no grandsons) aren’t Interested in anything that is not furry, feathered and/or have a tail. So, I filled a glass with steaming-hot water and then dipped a whole corner of the paint sheet into the water to soak for a minute. I find the Rainbow High packaging assaults my senses, and recently a local target had 1/2 an aisle of them—it was visually overwhelming. It's also really cool how the packaging was approached; so that you can use it for something else once you've taken the doll out, but that even if you decide to get rid of the box eventually, it looks like it will all decompose pretty safely and easily? It's not as bad as the Daisy I showed you, but her left eye definitely looks outwards more than it should.I wasn't sure if the multiple rubber bands in Brianna's ponytails were part of her hairstyle or part of the packaging. I'm seconding BlackKitty's feedback regarding the top: I'm 37, and I, too, have tops with similar features (maybe this style is a goth thing? The body comparison between these two is interesting, mostly because I remember being surprised by how shapely the O. I do appreciate the eco-friendly aspect and the fact that activities are fun and make sense for the intended audience.
As I was purchasing this doll at Walmart, the cashier--who had initially seemed pretty grouchy--stopped and looked at Brianna for quite a while, completely unconcerned about the five people in line behind me. He looks like a boy, with a realistic, healthy childlike body shape, and promotes wholesome play values too; no guns or violence in sight. Koral comes with some little reusable bags that children can put together and customise, which is so cute!
I wish they had made them more realistic, instead of these hypnotizing orbs that look in six directions at once. For a creative child who loves arts and crafts, the B-Kind line offers a posable, versatile new doll companion paired with a suite of fun activities that enhance the doll's personality and message. That type of sleeves is really something I only saw on like toddler and baby outfits, definitely not in the actual girls section unless on a random dress that my sister wouldn't want, lol.
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