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Not me 
It's hideous isn't it?
Whatever next...dolls that simulate sex?
Whatever next...dolls that simulate sex?
It's pretty weird. Maybe a doll that has a baby doll that breast feeds . . . but that is just kind of pervy.
It should have proper booby things though, which empty like those magic bottles, and then refill when the doll starts crying!
Bloody hell
There's plenty of time to learn about breast-feeding
There's plenty of time to learn about breast-feeding
It will happen watch and seequote:Originally posted by FGG Aka Crocodile Rock:
It's hideous isn't it?
Whatever next...dolls that simulate sex?
So many thoughts...
the thought of a 6 year old with that latched on to her!
the thought of the orders they will get from adults (with no intention of giving them to a child)
.... these are the thoughts I can get away with posting on here!
the thought of a 6 year old with that latched on to her!
the thought of the orders they will get from adults (with no intention of giving them to a child)
.... these are the thoughts I can get away with posting on here!
It simulates a suckling noise....I bet there will be a few teenage boys and paedos having a 'laugh' with that!
OMG!! just seen it!! there are 2 daisies in place of the 6 YEAR OLD little girls breast and the dolly *feeds* from it... 
Still.... all dues to you Croc!
I'm all for any kind of thread I feel I can participate in today!
More pervy statues & pervy doll threads!!!!! Thats what we need!!!
(that isn't sarcasm either!)
I'm all for any kind of thread I feel I can participate in today!
More pervy statues & pervy doll threads!!!!! Thats what we need!!!
(that isn't sarcasm either!)
quote:Originally posted by Blizzie:
It should have proper booby things though, which empty like those magic bottles, and then refill when the doll starts crying!
Would the kid not have to tip itself upside down for them to empty though...you did with the bottles
I dunno what to say...why do they come up with this stuff...I'm fairly sure there wasn't a massive demand from kids for this!
quote:Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
Still.... all dues to you Croc!
I'm all for any kind of thread I feel I can participate in today!
More pervy statues & pervy doll threads!!!!! Thats what we need!!!
(that isn't sarcasm either!)
I've also done a full moon one....(cos we've had one last night (can't you just tell)
'ello Bagel!
My daughter always used to lift her vest up to feed her dolls.
Is that really weird, or are you lot the weirdos?
Is that really weird, or are you lot the weirdos?
quote:Originally posted by Blizzie:
My daughter always used to lift her vest up to feed her dolls.
Is that really weird, or are you lot the weirdos?
My daughter's baby doll (a boy baby doll called Simpson), 'disappeared'. This was when she was about 4 yrs old. I kept asking her where he was... she would just look at me seriously and say "Simpson's gone".
About a month later I saw Simpson's foot sticking out of the flower bed... she had buried him!!!!
I was pregnant with my son at the time!!!
She always was a strange child!
quote:Originally posted by Blizzie:
My daughter always used to lift her vest up to feed her dolls.
Is that really weird, or are you lot the weirdos?
I've seen a few kids do that but producing a doll is just a step too far ...where do you draw the line?
I dunno...it just somes strange.
Mind you I bet there's plenty of tree hugging sdandal wearing parents that'll buy them.
*puts on hard hat*
I think there's a lot to be said for simulations of things. For example, I'd really rather not meet most of the real BB types. Dolls or other substitutes for the real thing would be better.
I just showed my girls and they both looked at thier chests and went "OMG that's disgusting"
Not breastfeeding but the fact it's a doll that you can do it with
Not breastfeeding but the fact it's a doll that you can do it with
quote:Originally posted by FGG Aka Crocodile Rock:
I've seen a few kids do that but producing a doll is just a step too far ...where do you draw the line?
I dunno...it just somes strange.
Mind you I bet there's plenty of tree hugging sdandal wearing parents that'll buy them.
*puts on hard hat*
I suppose, if it's a baby doll, then I'd draw the line at things babies don't do.
Barbies must be weirder, surely?
quote:Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
My daughter's baby doll (a boy baby doll called Simpson), 'disappeared'. This was when she was about 4 yrs old. I kept asking her where he was... she would just look at me seriously and say "Simpson's gone".
About a month later I saw Simpson's foot sticking out of the flower bed... she had buried him!!!!
I was pregnant with my son at the time!!!
She always was a strange child!
quote:Originally posted by Blizzie:quote:Originally posted by FGG Aka Crocodile Rock:
I've seen a few kids do that but producing a doll is just a step too far ...where do you draw the line?
I dunno...it just somes strange.
Mind you I bet there's plenty of tree hugging sdandal wearing parents that'll buy them.
*puts on hard hat*
I suppose, if it's a baby doll, then I'd draw the line at things babies don't do.
Barbies must be weirder, surely?
If they're going for anatomically correct dolls that mimic proper human behaviour it's only a matter of time....
It's all just mimicing(sp) though. Some have said thier kids did it with normal dolls. All that's different is this one makes noises. Does the vest with the daisies come with it?
Maybe they will produce a pump for the daisy breasts.
Then the girls can go out and leave the boys in charge.
Then the girls can go out and leave the boys in charge.
quote:Originally posted by Cagney:
It's all just mimicing(sp) though. Some have said thier kids did it with normal dolls. All that's different is this one makes noises. Does the vest with the daisies come with it?
yes they do it with normal dolls...but I would not go out to buy a doll specifacly (my fkn spelling atrocious lately)
! for that purpose for a six year old...thats the difference
That's completely hideous.
quote:Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:quote:Originally posted by Blizzie:
My daughter always used to lift her vest up to feed her dolls.
Is that really weird, or are you lot the weirdos?
My daughter's baby doll (a boy baby doll called Simpson), 'disappeared'. This was when she was about 4 yrs old. I kept asking her where he was... she would just look at me seriously and say "Simpson's gone".
About a month later I saw Simpson's foot sticking out of the flower bed... she had buried him!!!!
I was pregnant with my son at the time!!!
She always was a strange child!
i used to decapitate my dolls, pull their legs and arms off and leave them to drown in a trunk full of water
i HATED dolls lol. i still dont like the idea of them...to me they just encourage little girls to want babies...and they claim to be 'so real' too. that and dolls are freaky
That is just plain wrong
Bittay....
quote:Originally posted by stonks:
Bittay....
quote:Originally posted by Bagel Queen:quote:Originally posted by Cagney:
It's all just mimicing(sp) though. Some have said thier kids did it with normal dolls. All that's different is this one makes noises. Does the vest with the daisies come with it?
yes they do it with normal dolls...but I would not go out to buy a doll specifacly (my fkn spelling atrocious lately)
Would you buy one that does poo poo and wee wee?
That is vile. I'm sorry but the creepy noises freak me out.
OK, so we don't mind six year olds having pretend babies, pushing them around in prams, changing their nappies, giving them bottles of milk, bathing them?
Hopefully, we don't mind them pulling their t-shirts up and pretending to breast feed them, or putting them up their jumpers and pretending to give birth?
Crying noises are OK, as are giggles and whingey noises?
So, just the suckling noise is 'creepy' and vile and totally inappropriate for a child!
Hopefully, we don't mind them pulling their t-shirts up and pretending to breast feed them, or putting them up their jumpers and pretending to give birth?
Crying noises are OK, as are giggles and whingey noises?
So, just the suckling noise is 'creepy' and vile and totally inappropriate for a child!
Oh well , you seem to be quoting me Blizzie. I just don't agree with it. I'm sorry
No worse than weeing dolls, I'd say.
quote:Originally posted by angelicarwen:
Oh well , you seem to be quoting me Blizzie. I just don't agree with it. I'm sorry
Not just you!
I just think it's weird that people are so hung up about breast feeding, when every other function seems to be accepted.
It might just encourage kids to grow up thinking it's normal.
I was rather hoping you were going to say it's a doll of Davina McCall . . . . complete with pins to stick into it!
I really don't like to see little girls being given baby dolls to play with; I hate the idea of reinforcing stereotypes with toys like that. My daughter never showed any interest in baby dolls or Barbies when she was little, which was just as well as I would never have bought her onequote:Originally posted by Blizzie:
OK, so we don't mind six year olds having pretend babies, pushing them around in prams, changing their nappies, giving them bottles of milk, bathing them?
Hopefully, we don't mind them pulling their t-shirts up and pretending to breast feed them, or putting them up their jumpers and pretending to give birth?
Crying noises are OK, as are giggles and whingey noises?
So, just the suckling noise is 'creepy' and vile and totally inappropriate for a child!
. I remember my mother in law buying Growly Jnr a baby doll when she was about 4 - she took one look at it, declared it to be 'really horrible' and it sat in the spare room until it went to a car boot sale.quote:Originally posted by Blizzie:quote:Originally posted by angelicarwen:
Oh well , you seem to be quoting me Blizzie. I just don't agree with it. I'm sorry
Not just you!
I just think it's weird that people are so hung up about breast feeding, when every other function seems to be accepted.
It might just encourage kids to grow up thinking it's normal.
Oh thank Gawd for that. I felt like a social pariah
I know what you mean , maybe it's because I didn't breastfeed. *shrugs*
quote:Originally posted by Growlybear:I really don't like to see little girls being given baby dolls to play with; I hate the idea of reinforcing stereotypes with toys like that. My daughter never showed any interest in baby dolls or Barbies when she was little, which was just as well as I would never have bought her onequote:Originally posted by Blizzie:
OK, so we don't mind six year olds having pretend babies, pushing them around in prams, changing their nappies, giving them bottles of milk, bathing them?
Hopefully, we don't mind them pulling their t-shirts up and pretending to breast feed them, or putting them up their jumpers and pretending to give birth?
Crying noises are OK, as are giggles and whingey noises?
So, just the suckling noise is 'creepy' and vile and totally inappropriate for a child!
Thinking about it my daughter never had any 'baby' dolls either...she had a push chair but that was for pushing the cat around in.