Product Description Play "mommy" with this amazing doll that gets "sleepy" as you "feed" her! After a full day of play, this little one is bound to be ready for bedtime. Give your Sip 'N Snooze doll her bottle, turn it slowly and see your baby nod off to sleep. Snuggle her as she naps but be careful not to wake her because before you know it, she'll be ready for "feeding time" all over again. Amazing doll really gets "sleepy" as she "drinks" her juice just like a real baby. Doll comes with a bottle. Measures approximately 9" tall.
Cute DollNovember 30, 2008 My 2 year old daughter is really into 'babies' and likes to watch the doll go to sleep as she turns the bottle. Unfortunately there's nothing else to do with the doll so she doesn't play with it much. Either way, it's a cute doll.
less expensive at TargetNovember 23, 2008 My 2 year old received this baby for her birthday. It's cute. When you turn the bottle, the baby's eyes close. It's a perfect size for her little arms. I bought it at Target for $17.99- a much better price than Amazon. I bought the brown eye/brown hair baby...just like my daughter. Target may not have a variety of eye and hair color.
Baby Alive helps new siblingsNovember 2, 2008 As a grandmother, I see my toddler grandchildren a little bewildered about the newborn sibling in their families. "Baby Alive" is a way to give toddlers their "own baby" to care for. It is durable, adorable, and fascinating for toddlers to feed the baby its bottle and watch it go to sleep.
Grand-daughter giftOctober 21, 2008 Great size, soft, durable doll for an 20month old. She loves it and takes it to bed. Easy for her to handle and safe.
My 3-year-old loves it, great toyOctober 13, 2008 Gave this to our daughter and she loves it. No batteries, just a clever design, and she loves to show people how her baby falls asleep when she gives the baby her bottle. This doll is very cuddly and has life-like eyelashes to accentuate her closing eyes. Her bellybutton and the velcro on the diaper add to her appeal for my daughter.
