can doll go in the bath tub
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I'd say no. The head, hands, and feet are rubber but the body is plush and would just soak up water like a sloppy sponge. It could get really moldy unless the doll were thrown in the dryer immediately after the bath.
479458
The doll is constructed of hard plastic and it is hollow. Water will infiltrate the doll along the leg, arm, and neck seams and likely remain trapped. The water will cause the inside of the doll to become musty and smelly. I don't recommend that it be submerged. Getting the surface wet won't hurt it.
1839294
Yes she does, which is appropriately "weighted" making her feel like a real baby. I love this doll!!! She just can't take a tubby
159039
I think you would have to be careful to get any excess water out of the doll after being in the bath. It's a good size doll for a small child but I would recommend not putting it in water. Pretend bathing with a damp cloth would be my suggestion. It is a very cute baby. I have four of them, 2 boys and two girls that will go to older children because they are anatomically correct.
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You might be able to, but because the body is fabric I would recommend against doing so. It would be very difficult to dry completely and may eventually become smelly with mildew or other small critters that like moisture. My daughter has two of these dolls, a boy and a girl, and absolutely adores them and has not asked to bring them in the bath with her...yet.
1959273
No the bottle is just held up to the baby's lips. The nice thing about this baby is she can be bathed. Most dolls can't get wet and this one is fully water proof.
128873
Yes. The doll fits in there beautifully. Ours is a nice way for my granddaughter to keep up with all of the shoes, socks, etc. that go with the doll. She loves it.
1206335
Yes she does but u cant give her a bath because she's electronic and she has cloth on her back
1649884
No. I suppose your child could use it in the bath as it would float, but it is for a flat surface so the child can operate its features.
2266731
Yes, this is the baby doll and accessories. Which are adorable! The dollies dry better than the reviews claim too, you can't just leave it on the tub floor to dry. When the baby is dry she is great to play with just like a regular baby doll.
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In theory, yes, however water could potentially get into the actual doll through its joints, i would guess.
1728055
No. She can be surface cleaned, but I would not take her into the bath. Corolle makes other baby dolls that are specifically designed to go into the bath.
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I don't believe so. They do make a specific Ariel doll for the bath that has a removable outfit/tail. This doll is more for playing outside of the tub. Her hair would get too messed up in the tub. Hope this helps.
1372100
Damage is a vague term. Yes, you could put her in the water. The parts are all solid so there isn't a lot of room to trap water, so there would be very little chance of getting her moldy inside. Now, as for the face, it would also be okay in water. Prolonged water exposure may soften it, but these kinds of things tend to be pretty durable. Just don't wash it with rubbing alcohol or anything because that WOULD take the face off. As a customizer, I know this for a fact. For the hair, it would probably lose the shape after a while if you were submerging it often. I have had to wash the hair of Monster High dolls I purchased second hand, with shampoo and conditioner, and it hasn't had any ill effects as far as the fiber goes. I've even washed the hair of my original Venus with no ill effects. So if you are talking about putting her in water for a photo-shoot, then she should be fine. I'd just take her clothes and accessories off while she dries. If you are thinking of using her as a bath buddy, she'd probably be fine for a while, but it would take it's toll after using her in a bath many times.
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We haven't gotten to that point yet. I would put it in the washer on delicate. (I have a front loader ) I would secure a small towel on the head so not to damage it and put the doll in a pillow case. I get daring. Lol
1562263
A. Walker, I do not think that these dolls are water resistant (tight), so would not recommend that they be "bathed",, wash cloth maybe but not dipped in water..hope this helps
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No a child cannot use this in the bathtub. The material is not made for water, very flimsy.