can she sit easily? I have a dollie & me from MA and she's great except that she can't sit properly (her middle springs back everytime)
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Her back has to be leaning against something for her to sit up properly. She will not sit up on her own without support.
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She can't sit alone & not be supported. Does fairly well in a chair but not having jointed legs makes it more difficult. Still a beautiful doll.
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No they don't. But Maddie and I both love her Booyah ;-). She is 80 pounds and there is no where we cannot go - I am surprised at how easy it is to push her. We walk the trails in the woods, and she rolls right over tree roots, even small logs ;-). The big wheels, spring shocks and the hand break are great features.
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Helen,My bear, named "MP" (long story) sits nicely by himself (would you like a picture?), and measures 10 1/2" tall when seated. Please, MP is not an "it". Thanks for asking for this info.
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Sorry I am just getting back with you but at the time I hadn't measured her in a while. But she is 35inches, just one inch short of 3 feet. And she fits just fine in the chair with more room to go. So I am hoping she will have a good year or 2 more in the seat. But its been working out really well for us so far, plus its cute.
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Sorry- I answered incorrectly. I was confusing her with another doll that I had purchased for my mom. She does sit up and her limbs are movable .
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We didn't even start on the highest level. We don't use the infant insert and we dropped down right away because the thigh space was ridiculously small and the tray at her navel. If she sits unsupported I would try either dropping down a level or removing the infant insert. Hope this helps!
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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.
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Not really... My 2 year old sat hunched over on the bench since the front chair back has to be fully reclined. I ended up purchasing the Caboose Too rear seat so she could have a more comfortable ride back there. It doesn't help that the bench does not lock in place, so her hunched position would get worse as the bench would slide out of place.
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Can you get one of those blender ball shakers? They work really well (we have 4 now). You can prob go to the farthest room away from her and shake away! (I go to the bathroom to mix the shakes when I don't want to wake anyone up.)
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Yes. She has a good range of motion. She can put her head out the window, too, if I set it up with a little extra slack. She can't make it on to the floor, though.
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As long as she can sit up on her own, hold on to the handles as needed she should be fine. My daughter and I started about age 2.5 and I felt she was secure. Good luck!
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I no longer have the bottom 1/2 of her. The legs were damaged when we shipped her to a show so we threw away the legs. From what I remember the feet are very small, as is everything else about her (waist, hips - everything). Sorry I can't give you more info.
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I purchased my Merida doll 6 months ago and her face hasn't turned green. But many of her joints including her hips, ankles and knees have become limp/limpish; wrists are almost limp. I recently realized the severe hip limpness might be caused by my grandchild trying to force Merida to sit on a horse, but that doesn't explain the ankles and knees. The problems that I mentioned might be due to improper use, but her 'skin' isn't green. It would be nice if they would design a Merida doll who sits/rides on a horse.
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If she does, it won't be for long... my niece who just turned 6 is 45 pounds can barely fit for a few minutes comfortably. When my daughter who is probably about 34 inches sits in it, she probably only has a foot of space above her head (and less space for getting in and out as the roof arches up for more headspace once inside). You might want to look for another toy, or you can get this and enjoy it for a little while. I'm sure you could sell it easily when you're done with it (or save it for another kiddo).
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YES perfect! she can stop and sit when she wants to! My mother still loves to show off her fancy walker (makes it a littel easier to have to use one if it is bright red! :) )
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We haven't had a problem with the sides wearing out. Although ours doesn't stand that much on them. She is relaxed and sits or curls up and goes to sleep. Enjoy!
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I think she will just fit, especially if she rides like my dogs do, reclining or sitting. They have never ridden standing. My dogs together weigh 20 to 23 pounds, and lying or sitting, they have nice head room. They enjoy their ride. I hope this helps.