can doll be put in water
2079548
Its not a water toy, but if you had to wash it and them let it properly dry I think it would be ok. if used as a water toy it would eventually mildew.
2148492
The dolls head is attached to a cloth body and I do not think it would be suitable for the purpose you indicated. And while most dolls are designed so that removing and replacing the head would be difficult, you might have more success with the all vinyl bath time lots to love 14 inch doll. Because both the head and body are vinyl it may be possible to manipulate the head in and out of the body. Please contact me if you have additional questions. Sincerely valerie the busy lady gift shop 915 637 5168
1357171
yes, somewhat. If you push it in the mouth hard enough it will stay but it is easy to remove. Also the bottle it comes with does not stay in the mouth by itself. But the doll its beautilful and my granddaughter loves it.
2101769
Yes, she can but the thumb doesn't stay in very well. All in all though, this has been my daughter's favorite doll ever. The head pops off so you can clear the water out if she happens to take a bath with your child too.
1372100
Damage is a vague term. Yes, you could put her in the water. The parts are all solid so there isn't a lot of room to trap water, so there would be very little chance of getting her moldy inside. Now, as for the face, it would also be okay in water. Prolonged water exposure may soften it, but these kinds of things tend to be pretty durable. Just don't wash it with rubbing alcohol or anything because that WOULD take the face off. As a customizer, I know this for a fact. For the hair, it would probably lose the shape after a while if you were submerging it often. I have had to wash the hair of Monster High dolls I purchased second hand, with shampoo and conditioner, and it hasn't had any ill effects as far as the fiber goes. I've even washed the hair of my original Venus with no ill effects. So if you are talking about putting her in water for a photo-shoot, then she should be fine. I'd just take her clothes and accessories off while she dries. If you are thinking of using her as a bath buddy, she'd probably be fine for a while, but it would take it's toll after using her in a bath many times.
1255997
Hmmm...I have never tried. But my daughter has had this doll a long time and still plays with it & I am assuming if they came off...they would have by now:)
1531767
Yes! They can . . . we purchased this for my girls and their dolls and we love it!
1263138
There is a battery operated button at the top that you would need to remove (it's easy). There are also stickers for detail so if you don't mind the stickers coming off then yes, you could bring this toy in the water.
624076
No. And she is my daughters favorite doll. She takes her everywhere! We especially love to tickle her and push her foot so she giggles. My only complaint is that we can't take throw her in the washing machine to clean, but cleaning with a towel seems to be work ok.
1562261
In theory, yes, however water could potentially get into the actual doll through its joints, i would guess.
153750
The tag says surface wash only. I personally don't think surface washing a cloth doll is going to really get it clean. I think I'm going to throw her in the wash machine and hope for the best.
688100
it would still work with out the accessories. it would not poop or pee with out the food and water. a good idea is to either buy the doll and only give it water because water is free and i would still pee but your little kid would not know the difference. or you can look at different dolls like the one that bounces or the one that walks there are many dolls out there. hope that helped:)
53079
It can go in the water, but I wouldn't consider it a water toy. It has to be drained out afterwards, as do the rest of the fleet.
2103420
I wouldn't advise getting it wet since the majority of the doll is plush. And because the arms, legs, and head are plastic you probably can't put it in the dryer to dry.
113643
My daughter has this doll and she gave it several baths a day for the first few weeks and I never noticed water inside or dripping out afterwards. She is a very cute doll and my daughter has enjoyed her very much.
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.
183294
I think she can, she is wrapped up under the Christmas tree or I would see. She is one of the prettiest and well made dolls I have ever gave to my Granddaughters. My three year old Granddaughter is going to just love her.