Baby Born half price!

across

Asda are selling Baby born for only £14 hope someone needs one for their little girl!:D

biglugs

hope someone needs one for their little girl!

Bit of gender stereotyping?
BTW - if this was a realistic baby wouldn't the manufacturers find a way of making them really cheap to acquire, and nightmarishly expensive to keep for the next 30 years?

crutches

love the title....all mine were definitely free when born,donated by DH

HankMcSpank

"Bjorn free----eeeeaaaAAH, as free as the wind blows
As free as the grass grows
Bjorn free to follow your heart".



......I'll get me coat.

billj_3

Hi
DO you know if its the latest baby born, ie the one that you can take into the bath. My daughter has the older version and keeps trying to drown it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks
J

Little_Miss_Winner

My daughter has the older version and keeps trying to drown it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

mew

biglugs wrote:

Bit of gender stereotyping?
BTW - if this was a realistic baby wouldn't the manufacturers find a way of making them really cheap to acquire, and nightmarishly expensive to keep for the next 30 years?

They have, there is an extensive range of food, nappies, clothes and accessories for this doll. The manufactures are also nice enough to enclose a full colour catalogue of these 'extras' with every doll/accessory.

The worst thing though is that the dolls accessories like for like cost more than for real babies.

Ally

mew wrote:

The worst thing though is that the dolls accessories like for like cost more than for real babies.

true, thats why we get premature pampers nappies .... much cheaper and they fit perfectly. The clothes you can get a lot cheaper too if you or your child doesn't mind not having the logo on it .... we got 4 sets for £3.99 ... think it was from Empire.

golddustmedia

Perhaps it's just me but I'm kinda hoping to steer my little girl away from stereotypical and rubbish plastic toys. Definate "no no's" will be "Bratz" and similar junk.

What's scary is I'm only 29 but I can already hear the words "When I was young we played outside...". I'm hoping I can steer her toward creative things like Lego etc.

across

billj wrote:

Hi
DO you know if its the latest baby born, ie the one that you can take into the bath. My daughter has the older version and keeps trying to drown it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks
J

yes it is the latest we've got them and our girls love them in the bath and they have a flipper set with swimsuit they are lovely too! glad ive found someone who might like one! we also have the older doll too so i know what you mean this is a bargain ours cost about £30 each! enjoy!:D

across

golddustmedia wrote:

Perhaps it's just me but I'm kinda hoping to steer my little girl away from stereotypical and rubbish plastic toys. Definate "no no's" will be "Bratz" and similar junk.

What's scary is I'm only 29 but I can already hear the words "When I was young we played outside...". I'm hoping I can steer her toward creative things like Lego etc.

we have lego too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!playdough,paint easal, etc but i used to have loads of dolls so i enjoy giving my little girls dolls too!! enjoy the lego it is great!!;)