But does the doll have to really poop? Really? That's just what the new "Baby Alive" does, according to a story in the Washington Post. Baby Alives Learns to potty comes with a special "green ...

In the early 1980s, Kenner sold up to 1 million Baby Alive dolls annually. Unlike other plastic babies who boasted only of clothes or strollers, Baby Alive simulated the perils of caring for a ...

Here’s a sampling of the gross-out goods. The first Baby Alive baby doll was introduced by Hasbro in 1973, and it was sweetly novel back then, featuring a movable mouth from which the baby doll ...

the Baby Alive Real Surprise Baby is a bit smaller than most real babies, but then again so are the mothers. The doll comes with a dress, bib, bottle, bowl, spoon, pacifier, three diapers ...

It was shaped like a baby and miraculously could do some things that babies did. The Baby Alive doll was introduced to the shelves in 1973. It could eat packet foods mixed with water that were fed ...

$28 Buy on Amazon I purchased a Baby Alive doll for my oldest daughter many years ago, and she loved it. From the doll actually making dirty diapers to drinking its bottle, it was great practice ...

This is the sickening moment maggots begin crawling out of a popular doll. Mums and dads have been urged to clean their Baby Alive toys properly after the gruesome scenes surfaced, reports the M.E ...

Introduced in 1973, the first Baby Alive was a game changer on multiple levels — a lifelike doll that could eat, drink and go potty, allowing users to simulate infant care with unprecedented ...