The perfect baby doll for your own growing baby.

The perfect baby doll for your own growing baby.
Please tell me I am not the only one with such nostalgia for some of our baby clothes, that I've saved them. The little peasant dress from Mexico, the smocked dress from a great-grandmother, the onesie with the swallow tattoos on the chest just like daddy has--I'm a sap for it all.

So when I learned that Corolle came out with a doll sized to wear actual baby clothes, I thought, genius! What's cool about the new Bebe Amour, is that she's the same size as your average 3 month old baby--20" tall--which means she's a great way to put those sentimental stacks of newborn clothes to good use.

If you're not familiar with Corolle, this French company simply makes the best of the mass-produced baby dolls. My four year-old is obsessed with her own, and I always recommend them to parents looking for great baby dolls. Not only are they durable and beautifully constructed with faces that don't scare you, the the styling is always appropriately childlike. (No belly shirts. Ahem.) Plus the plastic is pthalate-free.

She'll cost you more than one of those awful all plastic baby dolls from the big American companies, but definitely less than an American Girl doll. Even less when you factor in accessories. After all, Bebe Amour's wardrobe is already paid for. -Liz

[edited] Find the Bebe Amour from Corolle at a great price from Barnes and Noble.

You can also find the 14" doll from affiliate Amazon. Learn more at the US Corolle website

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