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The first ever Baby Doll was sold in August 1871. It was a mechanical doll that crawled and was called an “Natural Creeping Baby Doll”. It was invented by a man named George P. Clarke in The United States Of America. This fascinating toy was built to imitate human life, similar to dolls on today’s market. Dolls have also been used in religious rituals around the globe.

Traditional Baby Dolls made of materials such as wood and clay have been found in Asia, Africa, The US and and Europe.

Baby Dolls are a toys that can help to open up and expand a child’s pretend play.

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Tiny Tears Classic Interactive Doll

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Dolls World Talking Tammy Baby Doll

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Baby Luv Deluxe Gift Set - 5 In 1

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Charlene Little Love 33cm Doll

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Hello Baby 46cm with Sounds Doll - Pink

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Rag Doll 36cm Assorted

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Doll with Doctor Set

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Simba Laura Bedtime Doll

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Dolls World Baby Joy

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Dolls World Babble Baby

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Teeny Tiny Tears

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First Words Baby Doll

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Isabella In Carrycot

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Baby Doll Little Sweetie

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Sparkle Girlz Princess Hair Styling Head

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A baby doll is a blank slate for imaginative storytelling. A child can create countless scenarios and narratives, from a trip to the park to a visit to the doctor. As they narrate these stories, they are actively using and expanding their vocabulary, which helps to strengthen their language skills. This type of open-ended play is crucial for creativity and the development of narrative skills.