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Katies Mommy ♥`s poll Show results | Hide results


Other-poll poll Is Baby Annabell ( Version 5 ) Worth Buying & Would You Recommend It??
(Other poll by Katies Mommy ♥, 444 days ago)
Yes i think it's a great doll for young girl's
I've heard good things about it
Un-sure
No,i wouldnt recommend this doll ( reasons why?)


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Comments: 1

BabySchofield (443.9 days ago)
My daughter has a journey girl doll and she loves her, check those out, they should be a bit cheaper and their really cute, im not sure how old your daughter is though so maybe im wrong lol my daughter just turned 7 and it isnt a baby doll its a little girl doll



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