Doll recommendations

[blondey]

My 2.5yr old is into playing mummy now. Usually I end up being the baby, but she loves her dolls.

Can anyone recommend me a baby doll that is interactive, either wee's or cries or feeds or something 'realistic'

What's better quality or better value for money baby born or baby annabel? Any other brands out there? Has anyone seen any good offers about?

Thanks!! xxx

 

[Bex84]

We don't have interactive doll though Im considering baby Annabelle for Christmas. Out of the makes of the non interative ones we are a big fan of baby Annabelle. I think she is a nicer looking doll and my LO always prefers them. I think they are same company as baby born, they are really well made, though los favorate is a cheap doll she got for first birthday from Sainsbury from us and my doll I had as a child. Baby Annabelle gets a lot of play though.

 

[bungle]

Baby annabel is really quite heavy, she's certainly not a doll they can just carry around. I like the fact that baby born can go in the bath. We have both dolls and I actually prefer baby bork, baby annabells movements are really quite jerky and her noises are rather annoying! X

 

[karlilay]

Madi has every doll under the sun. Literally, and she much prefers the lighter, cheaper, smaller ones to the baby annabell baby alive etc.

 

[becks]

I would highly recommend the 'my 1st baby annabelle' Its a lot lighter than the average doll so easier for your LO to carry. x

 

[karlilay]

How about Chou Chou?