HABA Lilli-Lou 12" Soft Doll with Pink Hair in Pigtails, Blue Eyes & Embroidered Face, Machine Washable Baby Doll for Ages 18 Months+
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HABA Lilli-Lou 12" Soft Doll with Pink Hair in Pigtails, Blue Eyes & Embroidered Face, Machine Washable Baby Doll for Ages 18 Months+
- ADORABLE RAG DOLL DESIGN: HABA’s classic Lilli Lou baby doll set has blue eyes & freckles on her embroidered face. Her pink chenille pigtails make for a perfect 'my first baby doll' for toddler play.
- SMALL BABY DOLL FOR LITTLE HANDS: At 12" tall, this soft baby doll wears a removable vest and skirt, her T-shirt, leggings & blue shoes are sewn securely to ensure they stay put during playtime.
- CUDDLY DOLL BABY: These soft dolls have a soft quilted body made to endure rough play from toddlers 18 months+ up. With a beanbag bottom, this babydoll can sit up on her own.
- MADE WITH CARE FOR YEARS OF CARING: Like all HABA soft dolls & baby doll toys, Lilli-Lou is machine washable on cold (do not spin dry), ensuring easy cleanup after hours of love and play.
- PERFECT GIFTS FOR TODDLER: With Lilli Lou's vibrant style, these baby dolls for 18 month olds and up makes great toddler gifts & birthday gifts to enhance storytelling & develop empathy.
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