can the juice zippy cup put into the doll's mouth size 20" doll losts to cuddle babies ( jc toy ) cauasian style big open mouth with 2 teeths ?. how is the bib can do the same too ?
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I really don't know about the exact doll you're referencing. I do know, however, that my daughter puts it up to or into every baby she has for imaginative play
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This set was bought for a Madame Alexander baby doll that is 12''. I'm assuming it could work for a larger doll. It was bought for my 18 month old granddaughter who enjoys feeding the doll & her brother. I'm sorry that I can't be more specific. The bib will most likely fit a 20'' in doll. I bought a similar set for my other granddaughter 2 yrs ago ( she has a larger doll) & it still is used despite her being a 'rough mommy.' Good luck & this set is a great buy.
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Not sure if the juice cup will fit into Lots to Cuddle dolls' mouth bc I've never seen one except on Amazon.com, but it looks like it should. My granddaughter just holds hers in front of whichever doll she's playing with. The bib should fit fine on 20 inch dolls.
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No, the seat wouldn't be too big for that size doll, if that's what you're asking. Or vice versa, as the seat is not really large. I think the doll would fit fine. The seat does come with a flimsy buckle strap that does help keep the doll in the seat. This helps better with stuffed animal types that are wider than the seat.
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I'm sorry for the delay! I have this doll in my classroom, & had to wait until the holiday weekend ended to check the doll so I could answer your questions. Anyway, the doll does not suck its thumb; in fact, its mouth is closed. My kindergarteners just use the bottles & binkies we have in our Home Living area, but they have to hold them. I will also warn you that this doll is very small, so finding clothes might be tricky, too. Definitely keep that in mind when you look for accessories for this doll.
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I can't see anything on the baby that might be considered a choking hazard, unless the tassel on the hat can be ripped off or the fingers and toes chewed off. Maybe if the child were able to rip the hand and legs off that are sewn to the soft body of the doll. But I think that if a child can do that then everything and anything is a choking hazard. The doll looks to be made well and I really can't think of what would be an easy choking hazard. Hope that helps!
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NO...I believe it has a soft body, and my Granddaughter love's her!!!!! She buy's clothes, bottles (even though she doesn't eat/drink). Her mouth is closed, but she doesn't care. If your child plays pretend.. Then go with it!?!
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Yes, great for dolls. We use it with a Cabbage Patch doll. The white one makes sounds like baby drinking, burping and crying. The juice one makes no sound but both make the milk like it disappears.
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Not at all! We had had for 6 to 7 months and not 1 problem at all. Our son did bite through 1 nipple because we didn't pay attention that he was teething, but that is what can happen with any bottle!I give it a 9.7 out of 10 because I wish they had more schemes other then the two we have found available. It would be nice to have different patter or colors to tell if one is a juice cup and one is a milk etc.I say buy it, you will love them!
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My 18 month old granddaughter uses the bottle, cup, and bowl & spoon with ALL of her dolls. As previously stated, the bib may be too small for a 14" doll, but I suspect the pacifier will work equally well in either 12" or 14," although I'm not absolutely certain. These are very well made pieces.
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No, I bought it as a gift for my friends daughter when she turned 1. This was my own daughters favorite toy In the whole universe! But my daughter and I checked out the "new" style of baby Stella, and concluded that she was just as delightful and cuddly as the original. . With the added perks of the cute sounds. Vanessa
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I don't have personal experience with this, but I would assume that you should be able to teach your little girl how to use it. She might need to use both thumbs to push the button to release the lid. She should be able to push the lock over to lock and unlock. The lid itself is very easy to operate. It should work for her. The bottle width is more narrow than standard water/coffee bottles. She should be able to hold it with both hands without any issues. If you decide to put hot drinks in the bottle, might want to make sure it is somewhat warm to room temperature, because the bottle does retain the heat very well. I have been using this with cold drinks, and I drink it out of a straw. I don't have personal experience with this, but I would assume that you should be able to teach your little girl how to use it. She might need to use both thumbs to push the button to release the lid. She should be able to push the lock over to lock and unlock. The lid itself is very easy to operate. It should work for her. The bottle width is more narrow than standard water/coffee bottles. She should be able to hold it with both hands without any issues. If you decide to put hot drinks in the bottle, might want to make sure it is somewhat warm to room temperature, because the bottle does... » Read More I don't have personal experience with this, but I would assume that you should be able to teach your little girl how to use it. She might need to use both thumbs to push the button to release the lid. She should be able to push the lock over to lock and unlock. The lid itself is very easy to operate. It should work for her. The bottle width is more narrow than standard water/coffee bottles. She should be able to hold it with both hands without any issues. If you decide to put hot drinks in the bottle, might want to make sure it is somewhat warm to room temperature, because the bottle does retain the heat very well. I have been using this with cold drinks, and I drink it out of a straw. « Show Less
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I dont think so. It requires the child to put pressure using their top lip. It requires some coordination. I would classify it as a toddler cup. My son is 2 & it took him a few tries to work it out.
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My daughter got for Christmas (at the same time she got this doll) a set of "baby items" like pacifier, bottles, lotion container, etc. and the pacifier that was in that set, it does fit in the mouth of the baby and stays there (I don't think a real life pacifier will fit)... This doll is my daughter's favorite "baby" it is awesome, and like somebody in a review said, you can just put baby clothes on top of it's clothes and you can wash easier... so, we did...
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The milk bottle I received doesn't look like this one at all. It definitely isn't "magic" and I don't think the juice cup is either. Don't have the items with me at the moment to be certain, but I'm fairly certain the juice in the juice cup doesn't disappear. My kids love the pacifier, the bowl & the spoon best. The pac actually fits in the baby's mouth, and they love pretending to feed the baby with the spoon and the "food" in the dish.
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No, not unless you found a very small toy one. The nipple of one of those small disappearing milk bottles fits in his mouth though:)
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It doesn't actually go "in" the mouth. Their is a magnet in the pacifier and one just behind the mouth of Stella. It is easy for your child to place in on the dolls mouth and to remove it. The mouth side of the pacifier is flat.
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It is best to get a doll that already has a pacifier, it is really dependent on the doll. This pacifier is rubbery and longer than the ones that have come with dolls I've purchases in the past. You may have to trim it to get it to fit better, but it should fit most dolls. My daughter has what looks like an imitation Cabbage Patch doll which it fits, but is too long and doesn't work for her Melissa and Doug doll. The length is an issue because the end is heavier and causes it to fall out of the dolls mouth, but like I mentioned trimming it might fix that. Hope this helps.
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I would say no , just went and looked and the baby tongue is in the way and the mouth isn't open wide enough or deep enough to hold a pacifier . Hope this help yah! I bought the doll for my daughter. She loves the doll. The only flaw I have found and had to fix. Was my daughter ripped the eyelash off the babies face. And I had to glue it back on ;)