Best Baby Dolls for 3 Yr Olds

While it may have taken them twenty years to finally make a Black doll, Barbie continues to innovatively show us how and why inclusion matters. Over the past decade, the Mattel-owned iconic doll company has stepped up with adding more and more dolls that reflect the reality of America. Their newest edition, well let's just say, is giving me all the "Around The Way Girl" life! READ MORE: Come Through Inclusion! Mattel Adds Barbies With Vitiligo & Alopecia Meet their newest edition to the BMR1959 line ($29.99)! Sis, with her flexible knees to drop it low Megan Thee Stallion–style, is giving us door knocker earrings, along with lavender and pink bantu knots and adorable laid baby hairs. (Perhaps she's using Pattern Beauty's new edge control.) "So fresh. So clean. So #Barbie. This second collection in the #BMR1959 line celebrates Barbie's fashion heritage by drawing inspiration from today's hottest streetwear trends," the bran...

Celebrities are constantly in the spotlight wowing in sleek outfits with glam makeup and hair looks, but behind closed doors, when they're not walking the red carpet or gracing us with their presence on TV screens, certain stars have some pretty random hobbies. Our interest was peaked when we fixed our eyes on presenter Jonathan Ross' epic man cave during an appearance on Loose Women whilst talking about life in lockdown. In the background an eclectic conglomeration of comics, cult films, games, books and more could be spotted and, no, Jonathan's hobby isn't hoarding, but is instead comics, and characters from them! Oh, and he's not alone, with TV chef Gino D'Acampo also being a huge fan and, in his Hertfordshire home, he has an entire glass cabinet dedicated to Marvel and DC superheroes. Which got us thinking – which other quirky celebrity hobbies are there out there? Let's take a look… Johnny Depp Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articl...

Ayear ago, when Jamal Siddiqui and Shweta Verma founded Ginny's Planet Pvt. Ltd, a Delhi-based social enterprise, their mission statement was simple: "We aim to build a planet where no one is considered the odd-one-out on the basis of differences." The husband-wife team, with a four-year-old son born with congenital conditions, including a radial club hand, was determined to remove the stigma around disability. "It was a tipping point for us," Siddiqui says on the phone, referring to the barrage of questions and ignorant remarks they had heard in their social circle till then. Initially, Siddiqui, whose expertise is in public health, and Verma, a disability activist and mental health professional, considered using their nearly two-decade-long experience in the social sector to train teachers and parents. But to achieve this effectively, they needed a tool, one that would, through nuanced messaging, make children understand the reality o...

© Courtesy of Fox It's ironic, in an episode of Labor of Love filled with the cries of simulated infants, that the most grating sound is the whiny complaining of a fully grown man. This week, Marcus apparently looked up "reality show game play" on Google and decided that he was going to "mastermind" — his words — the situation to ensure that his biggest competition would get sent home. Except it didn't really work, and now the doc and two others are in Kristy's Final 3. Read on for the highlights of "You've Got Babies." At 2:27 am, Kristy is woken up by the sound of a baby crying in her living room. She comes out to find Kristin Davis there, ready to hand her a doll designed to act and sound like a newborn. "I didn't exactly have time to prepare for this," Kristy interviews, cradling the kid — but you had time to do full makeup? Just wondering — "but I'm hoping I'll catch on quickly....

A cursory look at some popular themes for the recent phenomenon of gender-reveal parties—"wheels or heels," "touchdowns or tutus," "bows or arrows"—makes it difficult to deny that boys and girls are funnelled into a gender binary that can be almost comically rigid. The first piece of information parents tend to receive about who their child will be—often, as with the gender-reveal crowd, before birth—is the shape of the child's genitals. This moment of discovery can mark the beginning of a lifelong process of gender socialization. For some parents, the desire to know and influence their child's identity starts when a doctor determines the child's sex. Even parents who want to avoid limiting a child's possibilities cannot remove their child from a world in which clothes, toys, and playmates are divided, in many contexts, according to gender. Gender is one of the first distinctions children learn to notice in themselves and others, and, even ...

Known as the 'Pregnant Mom's Disney World', MacroBaby is open and continues to serve its clients with the best brands and products. While the store has always had an online parallel store, the current times have seen the focus shift majorly to online sales. Macrobaby has a huge collection of brands (over 900) and products (over 40K), and that itself makes it a must-visit store. A spacious 20K sq. ft of space in Orlando means shoppers can move around and spend an ample number of hours sourcing great products for babies, toddlers, kids and themselves. Among the specialties are the 4D HD Ultrasound, and Orlando's first Doll's Maternity. "We have a team of baby gear specialists that help customers in store, and now we are offering free online consultation for those parents that are not sure what they should buy for their baby or the best options of strollers and car seats for their lifestyle," says Yaluan Giurizatto of Macrobaby. ...