Best Baby Dolls for 3 Yr Olds

Bollywood actress, Kalki Koechlin and her beau, Guy Hershberg's whole world had taken a 180 degree turn when a little angel had arrived in their lives. February 7, 2020, was the lucky day when Kalki had become a mother and had welcomed her baby girl, Sappho in her life. Ever since then, the loving mommy keeps sharing excerpts of her lovely moments with her little bundle of joy on her social media, and its an absolute delight to the eyes. (Recommended Read: 'Kumkum Bhagya' Fame, Shikha Singh Spills Beans On Her Pregnancy Cravings, Says She's Anxious) To announce the arrival of her little cotton ball, Kalki had taken to her Instagram handle and had shared the footprints of her baby doll. And had written a heartfelt note along with it, which could be read as "Please welcome Sappho. Born in 07/02/20. She just spent 9 months wrapped up like a momo in my uterus. Let's give her some space. Thank you for all the good wishes and positive energy pouring in. And r...

Indian playback singer Kanika Kapoor, who recently defeated Covid-19, has decided to donate her plasma for patients fighting novel coronavirus. The Baby Doll singer will donate plasma on April 28 or 29 after a team of doctors will visit her to check if she can do so, Indian media reported. The doctors from KGMU, Lucknow will visit Kanika to collect her plasma sample for test and she will donate if the doctors declare her fit. Kanika was recently discharged from the hospital after recovering from coronavirus. Days after her recovery, the singer penned an extensive note detailing her diagnosis, while also providing a timeline of the entire course of recovery. Baby Doll Fame Kanika Kapoor Tests Positive For Coronavirus; Panic Peaks As She Threw Party

Star Wars fans have another project to look forward to, with Russian Doll showrunner Leslye Headland reportedly involved in an upcoming series for the Disney+ streaming service — more Baby Yoda, perhaps? News of the project was first reported by Variety and has not been confirmed by Disney, Lucasfilm, or Headland's representatives, but the report indicates that the series will be a female-led project set in a part of the sci-fi saga's timeline that hasn't been explored yet. Additional plot details are scarce, making the project a bit of a mystery at this point. We've reached out to Disney for additional details on the project and will update this story when we hear back. Headland is the co-creator of the hit Netflix series Russian Doll in addition to serving as an executive producer on the series and its showrunner. She is expected to write and serve as showrunner for the Star Wars series, which is currently assembling a staff. Headland's seri...

If you think you had strong feelings when you first saw Baby Yoda, you are not alone. It turns out that The Mandalorian's Pedro Pascal did too. After fans caught a glimpse of Baby Yoda, a pop culture obsession was born, and Pascal saw the phenomenon coming when he saw Baby Yoda for the first time. The Mandalorian: Pedro Pascal Reacts to Internet's Crush on His Faceless Character

Pedro Pascal said it was "no surprise" when Baby Yoda became the true star of The Mandalorian, taking the internet by storm. The Child became a hugely popular internet meme when the first episode of The Mandalorian aired on Disney+ in the USA last year and British audiences can now feast their eyes on the adorable critter. Read more: Mandalorian doc coming on May the Fourth Pascal, who portrays the title character in the series, told Yahoo Movies UK that he knew from the first time he saw concept art that The Child would blow up online. "I can't bring myself to lie and be like 'we had no idea of the sensation that he would be'," the 45-year-old said. "We never talked about it being a sure thing, but I unconsciously kept to myself that the very first time I saw the image in the illustration during that first meeting, I was like 'oh my God, people are going to lose their mind over that'." Pascal added that it was "unbelievable" ...

© Photo: Astrid Stawiarz (Getty Images) Per Variety, Disney+ plans to expand its generous offering of Star Wars content with another new series. Currently in development, the next show is reportedly female-focused and will be written and helmed by Leslye Headland, co-creator of Netflix's Emmy-winning comedy Russian Doll. Happy birthday, baby (Yoda). Deadline and Variety have confirmed a that the forthcoming series "is understood to be an female-driven action thriller with martial arts elements and set in an alternate timeline from the usual Star Wars universe." It's still in the very early stages of staffing and plot details are, as is usually the case with these things, under wraps. As of now, Disney and Headland have yet to comment. The yet-to-be-titled thriller will be the latest in a roster of Star Wars offshoots currently homed by Disney+. Following the major success of Jon Favreu's The Mandalorian (which is already in the middle of se...

RELATED STORIES Arrow Spinoff Status: Katie Cassidy Is Feeling 'Confident' About Pick-Up DC's Stargirl Review: Gung-Ho Teen Brightens Up TV's Superhero Scene This week on The Flash, Barry had a need to monitor his speed. But when superhero duty pulled him in multiple directions, who was it that he ultimately let down? As Carver sicced Rag Doll on Joe West, Singh begged his top cop to hide out in WITSEC — but Joe refused, feeling he is close to getting the goods on the tech titan and his ties to Black Hole. But sure enough, Joe nearly dies when during a drive his car speeds up and refuses to brake. Luckily, he throws himself out the driver door before it crashes and explodes into a wall. Meanwhile in the Mirrorverse, Iris has "adapted" to a point that she can now make sense of the monitors and what not, so she shares with Eva her idea to somehow get in contact with Barry, her ...

Monday on "The Talk@Home," host Marie Osmond gives a tour of her exclusive doll collection at home. Osmond shares fun memorabilia over her 25 years of being a doll designer, from her "Donny & Marie" days to her paper dolls. She even reveals a collection of "Dancing with Stars" dolls with costumes she wore on the reality dance show, including the blue baby doll gown when she passed out on the show. Sara Gilbert Leaving The Talk -- Watch Her Emotional Announcement

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) — A southwestern Indiana hospital has begun fitting newborn babies with tiny plastic face shields to protect them from the coronavirus. Berry Global, the Evansville-based plastic packaging company delivered a working prototype to Deaconess Women's Hospital on Tuesday. The next day the hospital begun using the shields. They expect to have around 100 on hand. CEO Chris Ryan told the Evansville Courier & Press they are doing anything possible to shield babies from exposure to the virus, given that newborns are susceptible to airborne germs when they travel around the hospital in an open bassinet for routine postnatal procedures. Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Matt Moore Selected as Warsaw Tiger Boys Basketball Coach Angola Motor Sports Speedway readies for racing F...

Here we find the hardy Ingalls family — Ma, Pa, Laura, Mary, Carrie and Grace — during the snowy winter of 1880 in the town of De Smet, in the Dakota Territory. As our reviewer wrote in 1941, "By Christmas Day, the Ingalls family was burning hay twisted and knotted into sticks." (When you read this, you won't feel so bad about running out of Cheez-Its.) Almanzo Wilder — spoiler alert, he's Laura's future husband — embarks on a dangerous expedition to bring back wheat that saves them from starvation. "At last, even this interminable winter, which made Laura and the others feel as though there were nothing in the world but cold and dark and work and coarse brown bread and winds blowing, ended when the … spring rains started." Kids Stuck In Stuff

MAIN LINE, PA — While we all stay at home to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, a Main Line library has something to keep us busy while tapping into one of the most recent pop culture phenomenons. The Easttown Library has launched a Digital Escape Room. In the digital escape room, you are tasked with rescuing Baby Yoda, the viral sensation from Disney's "The Mandalorian" program set in the Star Wars universe. The escape room can be completed solo or with a group. To make the escape room more difficult, you can time yourself and challenge friends and family and see who escapes the fastest. "Even though this Digital Escape Room is Mandalorian-themed, you do not need to know anything about the Mandalorian show other than that The Child (aka Baby Yoda) is amazing," the library said. Try your hand at the Digital Escape Room - Rescue Baby Yoda here. The Mandalorian: Baby Yoda Explained | Who The New STAR WARS Character Is & Why The Empi...

Still, there's a positivity to the way Mattel is looking at the COVID-19 situation. "Drag queens, we adapt," she says. "I think you need to focus on what you can control. My tours were cancelled for the year in the blink of an eye, but I can control my makeup business, my YouTube, my records." Of course, the caustic edge to her sense of humor remains intact. "Once you accept it and forget about the money you're losing, and about your lack of artistic fulfillment, [you realize] that you can just sit at home and do whatever you want," she adds dryly. In all, Mattel is frustrated with the way Americans, generally, are dealing with quarantine — "Americans are so privileged that we can't even be burdened with the responsibility of sitting and doing nothing," she tells me — but is finding that staying inside means she can finally d...

© Everett Collection / Disney+/Courtesy Everett Collection Following his viral debut on Disney+'s The Mandalorian, The Child, aka Baby Yoda, has gotten the full product treatment. From talking dolls to a Build-A-Bear plush, there's no shortage of Baby Yoda merch - but these moccasins for babies and toddlers from Freshly Picked just won big time in our eyes. Featuring Baby Yoda in his little pod crib contraption, the beige and brown The Child City Moccs ($59) capture the little green babe in the most adorable way. Although the moccasins completely sold out in the preorder stage, they're officially back in stock and available to purchase now. Happy shopping, Jedi!

Click to expand UP NEXT If you're social distancing at home with your kids, might as well make the most of it! Jenna Dewan had fun night with her family on Friday; the 39-year-old World of Dance host had a dance party with her 6-year-old daughter Everly Tatum and her and fiancé Steve Kazee's 1-month-old son, Callum Michael Rebel Kazee, as they watched Trolls World Tour. That day, the Dreamworks animated musical sequel was released straight to VOD due to theaters being closed amid the coronavirus pandemic. "Thank you @dreamworks for making our quarantine so much more fun today..i seriously lovedddd #trollsworldtour," Jenna wrote on Instagram. She shared a video of her dancing while holding the baby and Everly dancing nearby and tossing around a Trolls doll as the movie's song "Trolls Wanna Have Good Times," which remixes Cyndi Lauper's '80s hit "Girls Just Wanna H...

NICOLE Scherzinger and boyfriend Thom Evans switched clothes as they danced to the Pussycat Dolls in another hilarious video. The singer, 41, and retired rugby hunk, 35, loosened up for the sexy routine to Buttons as they continue to entertain their Instagram followers in lockdown. Nicole wrote: "Quarantine isn't getting to us at all...Something to loosen your buttons up to and have a little 😂☺️ during this time 🖤 We love you😘 @te11." She started the clip in skintight leopard print leggings, a black bra and heeled boots, while Tom was in a plain black vest and shorts. After squats and booty shakes, the pair  switched clothes with Thom donning a wig and showing off his ripped body in Nicole's bra. Fans found in funny, with one writing: "I am crying." While another posted: "LMAO." It's just the latest in a string of joint workouts and routines the couple has done. Just days ago they celebrated Thom's birthday by singing a r...

The best sports film of all time is a 1981 made-for-TV movie called The Oklahoma City Dolls. This is not an assertion made lightly. Sports have inspired countless memorable films, and I, for one, certainly can't profess to have seen them all. Nevertheless, it's hard to imagine that any of the others tell as smart — and as progressive — a story as the mostly-forgotten Dolls, which you can only currently watch via YouTube bootlegs. Name another movie that articulates class struggle via a group of blue-collar women fighting to form their own football team, complete with thoughtful, but not forced, discussions of gender politics and labor rights. In that light, Waylon Jennings' on-screen debut as the befuddled love interest is just the icing on the cake. "It held up better than we would have thought," says Susan Blakely, 71, who starred as Sally Jo Purkey — a disgruntled factory worker turned quarterback. She and her 76-year-old husband Steve Jaffe, who wa...

From House Beautiful We loved watching Jasmine Roth work her clever design magic on HGTV's Hidden Potential and Rock the Block. Now the mom-to-be is back with two new shows. New Addition: Jasmine Roth is a four-part digital series giving viewers a candid look inside Jasmine's pregnancy journey. You'll get to a peek at her doctor's appointments, a look inside her super on-brand gender reveal, and inside the nursery for Baby Roth. The first episode dropped today, starting at week 5 of Jasmine's pregnancy journey. After finding out she's pregnant, she tells her husband Brett, who she's been together with since 2005. Jasmine narrates the episode like a vlog, directly addressing unborn Baby Roth. Viewers will get to watch as Jasmine and Brett reveal the news to their friends and family. However, the main event of the episode is the gender reveal party, arranged by Jasmine's cousin Aubrey, who at the time was the only person who knew the sex of the baby. ...

Kanika Kapoor who was recently discharged from the hospital after testing negative has once again fallen into trouble. As per reports, the singer hid her travel history from the travel authorities in Lucknow and was busy partying with the whopping number before she was diagnosed with Coronavirus. Because of this careless act, Lucknow police have booked the Baby Doll singer and was waiting for her return. So now when she is free from the deadly virus Lucknow police will interrogate her after 14 days of her quarantine period, as per SpotBoye. Well, those who came in late then let us tell you, Sarojini Nagar police station has booked the singer under Section 188 (Disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant), Section 269 (Negligent act likely to spread infection of disease dangerous to life) and Section 270 (Malignant act likely to spread infection of disease dangerous to life) of IPC. Also Read: Oh No! Amitabh Bachchan lost his black shades amid COVID-19 lockdown, Ranbi...

Her five consecutive reports showed her as Coronavirus positive. The reports on Saturday and Sunday, however, were Corona negative. Kapoor was admitted on March 20 when her tests revealed that she was Coronavirus positive. Three FIRs have been filed against Kanika on charges of negligence and attending various social events in the city despite being infected with Coronavirus. Bollywood singer Kanika Kapoor has been discharged from the Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGIMS) in Lucknow, after she tested negative for Coronavirus a second time. SGPGIMS spokesperson Kusum Yadav told the media that Kanika has been allowed to go home. The Baby Doll singer was admitted to the hospital on March 20 when her tests revealed that she was Coronavirus positive. Her five consecutive reports showed her as Coronavirus positive. The reports on Saturday and Sunday, however, were Corona negative. Kanika is the first Bollywood celebrity to test positive for the deadly...

© Image: Hasbro, Hot Toys, Funko Hasbro, Hot Toys, Funko: which Baby Yoda is right for you? The world was so different last November. People were shaking hands, going to the movies, and there were zero toys of The Mandalorian's Baby Yoda. Of course, it's a whole new world now. There are lots of Baby Yoda toys, and while only the first few have begun to make their way home (the covid-19 pandemic is understandably delaying the arrival of some merchandise), you still may be thinking: Which Baby Yoda is for me? This, obviously assumes you want a Baby Yoda. If you don't, this article probably won't be as helpful. However, if you are in the market for a Baby Yoda in this world that's suddenly flush with options, we're here to break it all down. To figure this out a few factors must be accounted for. Budget - How much do you want to spend? Size - How big do you want the Baby to be? Purpose - Is this is a doll to play with or simply an object to d...

As you probably guessed by now, Tammy is pretty popular and she has often talked about how a lot of famous people secretly slide into her Instagram direct messages. In January, she revealed that a whole sports team tried to holla at her while talking on her podcast, "Hanging with the Hembrows." While she would not give up the name or sport of the team she emphasized that sports stars trying to get at her is not an unusual thing. "I swear to God, every single athlete in the world has slipped into my DMs," she told her sisters and podcast co-hosts, Emilee and Amy. Just in case you were thinking of shooting your shot at the model, she explained that she doesn't generally respond to direct messages unless it's from a celebrity. So, get famous first and then try to hit her up. Tammy Hembrow shows off her cleavage and washboard stomach