Hot Christmas Toys 2008: Baby Alive Learns to Potty Doll

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Well, that's a mouthful. Or should I say a toilet full? Ewwww.. Sorry, yeah, I went there. While I have boys and have not really had to deal with dolls per se, less a couple of Diego the Explorer "figures", I thought that I should add something on here for all the laaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyydies. And by ladies I mean girls, of course. In this case, the Baby Alive Learns to Potty Doll from Hasbro. Let's go to the tape:

This amazing doll eats and drinks from her bottle and even lets you know when she needs to use the potty. She also yawns and shows when it is nap time. The realistic baby doll encourages imaginative role-play and teaches little girls a sense of responsibility.
Included:

* Doll
* Dress
* 2 diapers
* Bottle with nipple and cap
* Bowl and spoon
* 2 packets of doll food
* Bib and package of wipes
* 4 AA batteries

Well, that's all I got. Dolls and potty training. While it's certainly enviable for some girls, those of the male persuasion will probably run at the sight of this...:)


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