Dear List
Son's girlfriend works in a toy store. When I asked
her about this doll (thought it could be a useful prop for a sibling
antenatal education class) she informed me that Mattel
'Barbie' competitor 'Steffi
Love' has had a similar product on
Australian toy shelves for some time. So I bought one! Retailed for $16.99, this
toy has a pregnant tummy with a babe "in utero" which can be removed along
with the pregnant abdo wall. From behind this doll does not have the classic
hourglass shape of a "Barbie", and this doll has fuller breasts than a
"Barbie" - both suggestive of a womans pregnant shape, but I dont know if this
is just this model or the basic
doll shape of this
brand. I think it will be a wonderful aid when talking about pregnancy
with children which is where I will be using
it. Interesting that the Oz media hasnt picked up on this product yet is all a
flutter over the Mattel one!!!!!
Cheers
Alesa
Alesa Koziol
Clinical Midwifery Educator Melbourne |
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