Love Disn - I mean Diversity dolls

Precious

"I love how"

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She actually did

Lol. I'm assuming the clothes were just to add to a doll closet for the doll's viewing pleasure, but never be able to wear.

I thought the same! 😅

But I cone wrong

Its set in the 1950s but the technology is Edwardian. The scene where Pedro is killed takes place during the War of 1000 days 1899 -1903. The technology is old because the village has been cut off from the rest of the country for 50 years.

@@Moonlitwatersofaqua How did Alma know she was having triplets if she was pregnant before ultrasound scans?

@@elizabethtrudgill3567 You could somewhat tell with a Stethoscope.

@@Moonlitwatersofaqua what oh right that think that lets you hear heart beats

@Avery Dolls I was in Medellin. They had Hasbro and Mattel products. But even after combing through the "rich" mall I never found anything from Jakks Pacific. (Nor MGA for that matter). So unless they were being sold in Bogota, I don't think the Encanto dolls are sold in Colombia at all. You can get any Disney princess, except Mirabel.

FOR REAL ! I can't believe knock-off dolls have actually better quality and articulations than the basic Barbie dolls !

yes it is normal you can buy whatever you want

Me too!

Absolutely yes! I actually want that dolls

I have the original disney store elsa and anna dolla, it is made to move

To think those have articulations while the real ones don't.

I have never seen this bad doll copies here in Germany. I have got a Barbie fake doll but her legs, arms and whole body isn‘t that bad. She has not much hair, too, it’s smelling a little bit and her clothes are also like paper. In this case I think the doll isn‘t toxic, because she doesn‘t smell so extremely. I have payed 3,00 € and for this money it‘s perfect. She still looks good! 🙂👍

@@Gruenhaupt I think these are like reeeally underground bootlegs. Like the bootlegs I grew up with were not badly made dolls either. They generally had a 90s barbie face mold and body, thin hair, and ofc not the best face screening but generally pretty. I think he must get these bootlegs from aliexpress or other websites like this that are notorious for their awful knockoffs or his local dollar store (although i don’t think Ive ever seen such awful quality such as chopstick legs from a dollar store)

@@Aros4 Oh yes, they are really awful! 😁 Thank you for your informations; good to know! 🙂

She really is! 😂😂😂

especially some of the pieces of the "frozen" set

yea

So does he normally just throw the dolls away after unboxing them? I only seen one other of his videos , that seems kind of wasteful could always donate to a daycare or something similar. I was thinking for the accessories he could fill up ziplock bags and give to the goodwill or whatever is similar equivalent the UK has☺️

@@Crystal-nz8gb but almost all the dolls are so unsafe and it wouldn't be okay to donate to children. They have harmful chemicals and definitely not tested. But yeah some of the dolls outfits would be good to keep.

i buy fake dolls all the time if i can see the potential of getting nice clothes from looking at the packaging. if the clothes look questionable then i don’t buy it but sometimes i can find fake dolls with actual good quality clothes and those are great sources for finding barbie clothes in poor country like mine in southeast asia

I agree, especially after learning that Shein clothing contains like 10x the amount of harmful chemicals allowed. The dolls are cheap for a reason

yes i agree with you, im allergic to fake toys or dolls. They usually burn my skin or give me a headache

​​​​​​@@shirouwaI have a similar allergy, bought some dolls, monster high/90's barbies without the box, which were literally originals and in a too good to be true shape, could be fake reproductions/hand me downs or had toxic chemicals which my body reacted to innapropriately and guess what? after a few weeks I started feeling dizzy and disorientated around them, my blood pressure used to drop and I found it hard to breath along with a post nasel drip, they ended up giving me an allergy to even my original fashionista Barbies and all toys in general, this made me so miserable I cried, because I love dolls, now they are rotting in a box, I never figured out what kind of allergy I was suffering from, one conclusion was that I might have developed mast cell desease, because I also ended up getting allergic to perfume smells, felt etc later, my family was so insensitive to it and even bought me a new original Barbie extra doll which I'm keeping in her box..

lol the english!!