Tinneke Janssens May God Bless You, Little Grace So Truly Real Lifelike Baby Doll by Ashton Drake

The media could not be loaded. She doesn't look like a new born. She looks more like a 3 to 4 month old. Her body in the stomach area is super hard. She did nor have same exact face as shown. She is nice as far as dolls go but if your looking for a newborn type doll it's a no for me. If you are looking for an above average cute doll she is darling.

Doll is not advertised clearly as a"do not touch and display" item, not a toy for a child. My 8 year old granddaughter had her heart set on her and I got her, thank goodness, for half the price as a used item, though she was obvious not played with. She is much loved and we spent quite some time buying her premie outfits that fit her perfectly. Her hair is a mess but we knew that and keep a hat on her. The BIG COMPLAINT is that the skin, while soft, absorbs ambient oil and microscopic stuff from being touched by human hands and turns bluish right away. This happened almost immediately on inspecting her the first time but we have come to live with it. It was only at the end of the certificate she came with that the do not play with her warning was clearly stated. Kind of like a bathing suit that is dry clean only.My only consolation is that she cost only $75, which is still way too much for such a defect. As a last comment, it is a sad state when dolls are made lifelike but treated as objects of collection and commercial investment instead of as creative playthings that little children can learn to develop their full human capacity for compassion and caring.

I thought this would be something I could change and enjoy. Not the case. Very hard not huggable. More decor thank anything. You can't even change poses. I could only sit her like this or lay her flat. Head don't turn.I bought on their site but felt the need to review it here as well.

Loved it