Lottie Autumn Leaves Doll

It’s much smaller than a Barbie, but it has a dorky look that reminds me of my sister so I thought it would be a funny gift for her daughter for Xmas.

These little dolls are a wonderful alternative to Barbie. My girls love them. They come with cute accessories and themes and are all about empowering girls. Love them!

In a market flooded with weird looking dolls with impossibly enhanced female figures dressed inappropriately (to put it nicely) with faces painted with makeup, in comes Lottie. Lottie dolls have realistic child-like bodies, moveable limbs, and some have bendable arms (this one didn't, but I think the Karate one does). The clothes are cute and petite and made with what feels like decent quality fabric (no flimsy, fraying nylon). These dolls are of excellent quality. The body parts feel solid; Nothing feels like its going to fall off in a week. The clothes are awesome and super cute. You can buy outfits and accessories for these dolls, and if your kid is creative, some other toys' clothes might just fit too. The doll is about 7" tall... perfect for small hands. My daughter has been asking me for a doll for a long time. She wanted something with hair she could brush and style and clothes she could change and design her own clothes for. I didn't want to get her a Barbie, and definitely not a Monster High or Bratz doll (not even Equestria Girls... what are you doing, Hasbro?) so I searched online for something that "doesn't wear makeup" was "wholesome" and "more appropriate for little girls" and "doesn't wear high heels or short skirts". I then found a review for Lottie Dolls and was led to their website. Honestly, they should have been easier to find. The designers of these dolls need traction, especially in America where teen pregnancy is on the rise and five-year-olds are made to prance around on TV dressing and dancing like a... an adult entertainer. I feel like the toy industry and children's television producers are just a bunch of pervy old men. Actually, I'm almost certain they're a bunch of pervy old men. I'm far from conservative... let's just leave it at that, but I do value a child's childhood. I think children should be able to remain children during this short time (toddlerhood through age 11 or 12) and not be dressed in high heels, short skirts, makeup, and be called "sexy". Asserting ones femininity does not have to equate to becoming an object for male consumption. Let's allow our daughters be the little girls they are and discover our adult world AT LEAST when they've hit puberty. Come on, America... you're kinda being a creep.

Pandora's Box Lottie doll is very cute with a pretty outfit. The quality of the clothing is comparable to other fashion dolls, although I would say that the material used is perhaps a little nicer than average. I'm not a huge fan of the detachable Velcro patches that some Lottie dolls come with on their clothing, and my daughter is confused by them since none of her own clothing has this feature, but some children may enjoy swapping the patches. The boots are pretty and can be worn with or without the tights. The tights themselves are a little tricky for my three year old to put on and she will usually ask me to help with this part (or just leave them off). The sleeves on the dress are cut well and, unlike some of the longer sleeved items in clothing sets, the dolls thumbs do not get stuck in the sleeves of the dress when dressing her. The coat is very nicely made and is lined, the only issue would be that the dolls thumbs often get stuck at the cuff when dressing and this can be frustrating for my child - I think that an older child would have few issues in this regard though. Overall I really like this doll and my daughter enjoys playing with her. The doll can stand well on any solid relatively smooth surface and can bend at the knee (for example, she stands on the table but not on the carpeted floor). My daughter likes the fact that the doll has a belly button and is flat chested. The arms do not bend at the elbow but they do have a good range of movement. The head turns from side to side but does not tilt up or down. The hair is well-rooted and smooths easily after being played with and really doesn't seem to tangle :) I will add that the skin tone of the doll is lighter than it may appear in some of the photos and that was slightly disappointing to me. I'm given to understand that the Fossil Hunter Lottie doll might have the skin tone that I was hoping for with this doll.

Bambola veramente ben fatta, I dettagli sono tutti curatissimi, viso molto dolce e grazioso, abiti stilosi e curati fin nel minimo particolare. Personalmente la preferisco di gran lunga a tutte le altre, anche più famose, che si vedono nei negozi. Ne acquisterò sicuramente altre! La consegna è stata rapidissima, di diversi giorni in anticipo sui tempi previsti.

These dolls actually look like little girls of eight or nine years, rather than mini adult wannabe's that so many of the dolls are now. I would have adored these as a young girl, and I love them now as a many, many years older girl. My one complaint is that there aren't enough clothes choices to buy unless one buys another doll with the desired outfit. I have three of the dolls and don't require another! People are starting to talk. Lol. I would recommend Lottie dolls to anybody with kids or grandkids between seven and twelve, or for friends who love dolls.

Lottie molto diversa dalle solite .sarà un regalo di Pasqua quindi ancora chiusa , ma dell esterno della scatola si vede che è molto graziosa .Come le altre che già ho regalato alla nipotina .questa è la sesta .....

Me encantan estas muñecas, esta en particular tiene el pelo algo mal cortado, de cualquier manera es muy bonita, creo que valían más la pena cuando rondaban los 600 pesos

Unsere Tochter (6) hat sich sehr zum Nikolaus über diese Puppe gefreut sodass sie es garnicht abwarten kann das es endlich wieder Geschenke gibt weil sie eine weitere davon haben will Qualität ist gut und sieht auch sehr robust aus