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Human Like Beautiful African Baby Dolls-Design Of Fabric May Vary

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Product details

These dolls are designed to resemble human babies, with a focus on representing black girls. They typically have:

- Realistic facial features, such as eyes, nose, and mouth
- Skin tones that reflect the diversity of black skin tones
- Hair that can be styled in various ways, such as afro-textured hair or braids
- Bodies that are proportionate to those of real babies
- Clothing and accessories that are reminiscent of those worn by real babies

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Key Features

Some of these dolls may also have additional features, such as:

- Life-like weight and feel
- Poseable limbs
- Interactive features, such as crying or cooing sounds
- Educational value, teaching children about diversity and inclusion

These dolls are important for promoting representation and diversity in the toy industry, allowing black children to see themselves reflected in the toys they play with, and helping to break down barriers and biases.