Can this doll be taken into the bathtub?
1532264
It isn't designed for bathing like other Corelle dolls so I don't know. I've read that it is washable but think it would take a long time to dry.
1532265
I wouldn't submerge it just because water could seep in the joints and you'd probably never get it out.
53080
Yes, it can be used in the water. There are no electronic parts or batteries that would get damaged. However, some of the smaller accessories could potentially go down the tub drain, so I only allow my son to bring the larger parts in the tub with him.
1224939
I would not recommend it. It is a step, not a seat or chair. You would need to look at chairs made for a bathtub.
1764624
No, I do not think so, just pretend bottles, but you can give it a bath and the pacifier fits in the mouth also.
1041031
Yes. We bathe her in the bathtub. It has a plug to drain the water that drains right into the tub! It is a high quality tub. Nice and sturdy.
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.
64114
It isn't designed as a bath toy. It is made as a single molded unit so it probably would be safe in water. The paint might not last though.
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.
1423631
I wouldn't, but she can go in the bath tub. So you can hand wash her easy enough. Just don't squeeze out her body. My husband didn't know that you can only squeeze water out of the head but the body needs to drain and he rung her out...she is very floppy now and doesn't hold her shape and her pants always fall down. Our other one has not been squeezed or rung out and she is fine. We love these dolls.
1825374
My daughter says no it cannot be taken into the bath. Seems there are some electronics in it such as the sounds you mentioned. Hope this helps
1273005
Yes, my daughter has bathed this doll in water and she dried easily with a towel. No water seemed to get inside the doll, but we did not completely submerge just bathed an an inch or two in the provided tub.
421452
It is plastic all over. Not a cloth body. Not sure if I would make her a tub doll. Her hair would be hard to get back in shape. My daughter loves her.
1513075
The body is soft and made of cloth, would not be good for bath. Though this is my daughters favorite doll and she sleeps with it every night!
217575
I wouldn't. They are plastic but have the metal bar connecting the wheels. So it might rust and a lot of water will sit in it causing mold. There are Disney Cars that swim and are a lot of fun for the tub! http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009F7OUQ4
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.
64115
I wouldn't call it a bathtub toy because it's a dense toy. it can be used as a bathtub toy though.
1539507
I don't think so. It's pretty big. I just put it directly in my bathtub and my son loved it.