is there an African American version of this doll?
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http://www.amazon.com/Baby-Stella-Beige-Nurturing-First/dp/B000ECQ3KA/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1420585133&sr=8-10&keywords=baby+stella
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Yes, this doll is in my opinion, exceptionally made as well as the American girl dolls. Much more cost effective for us, since my granddaughter likes to come the hair over and over and dress and undress alot. This doll still looks new after much play and love!
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No. She comes in a beautiful box with all her credentials. I bought it for my granddaughter. The doll is gorgeous and she loves it. You will too!
1431422
Sorry, I don't have the doll. So the fits is worthless to me. I didn't notice the detail you said.
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I have the doll - it's absolutely beautiful. But, mine is remaining in the box for granddaughter to inherit. From thr parts I can see in the box, it does not appear to be fully articulated. It appears to have moveable arms and legs like a Barbie Doll, but not articulated elbows, wrists, or knees.
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I'm not entirely sure as this doll was purchased a long time ago. Sorry I can't be of assistance. Try emailing the seller.
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Wish I could help, but I can't. This doll was for my granddaughter who lives out of town, so I never saw it. However, I bet you can change her diapers. Will try to check on that the next time I see the family.
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No, not this kind. But this kind by Corolle does: Corolle Les Classiques Chouquette Brunette Baby Doll
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I'm sorry but I don't know. I purchased this doll for my great granddaughter and had it shipped to her home in California so I never actually saw the doll.
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I did some researching....She's by Sophia's and similar to the one linked. http://www.amazon.com/Inch-Doll-Catherine-Brunette-Jointed/dp/B006QVZ7B4/ref=sr_1_28?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1385245193&sr=1-28&keywords=18+inch+dolls
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No. She is Hispanic and speaks Spanish too. But honestly...I bought her anyhow due to she looks like a fair skinned African American baby. I have others that look just like her. the only thing is she can speak in Spanish if you set the button on that or you can set the button or push it to the left or right and she speaks in English. You can choose. If a parent wants this doll for a fair skinned African American child, the button can be set for English only.
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Yes she does and she is a beautiful doll. I am looking forward to giving this doll to my 4 yr old granddaughter for Christmas.
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Yes, I got if for an American girl doll. Works great! For the price it's a good buy.
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I really don't know about the exact doll you're referencing. I do know, however, that my daughter puts it up to or into every baby she has for imaginative play
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Just because my daughter is African American and I want a doll that looks like her I should not be punished by having to pay more money for the same item as a Caucasian mother because it is "pigmented". Hasbro, the maker of the Baby Alive, prices all of them the same regardless of color. Therefore, it has nothing to do with costs to make the product. My question is why aren't ethnic Baby Alives being sold by Amazon instead of third party sellers who are allowed to drive the price up? As an African American customer, I am truly disappointed in this type of conduct. It sounds like price gouging and racial profiling all wrapped up in one. Just because my daughter is African American and I want a doll that looks like her I should not be punished by having to pay more money for the same item as a Caucasian mother because it is "pigmented". Hasbro, the maker of the Baby Alive, prices all of them the same regardless of color. Therefore, it has nothing to do with costs to make the product. My question is why aren't ethnic Baby Alives being sold by Amazon instead of third party sellers who are allowed to drive the price up? As an African American customer, I am truly disappointed in this type of conduct. It sounds like... » Read More Just because my daughter is African American and I want a doll that looks like her I should not be punished by having to pay more money for the same item as a Caucasian mother because it is "pigmented". Hasbro, the maker of the Baby Alive, prices all of them the same regardless of color. Therefore, it has nothing to do with costs to make the product. My question is why aren't ethnic Baby Alives being sold by Amazon instead of third party sellers who are allowed to drive the price up? As an African American customer, I am truly disappointed in this type of conduct. It sounds like price gouging and racial profiling all wrapped up in one. « Show Less
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I am pretty sure she didn't come with a name and my daughter named hers "lexie" but honestly, we have both AG and this one, and my daughter hardly plays with her. The hair falls out pretty easily. Buy the knock off clothes and accessories, but spend the extra money for the real deal. It is really the best doll (AG)
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Yes, this is a jointed doll. I don't have her in my collection yet, but I have some with that body type.