Porcelain Doll Wigs

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1. Debra

   Posted August 13, 2010 at 6:58 pm | Permalink

   My 2 foot high Bride Doll. She is dressed in a beautiful white gown with gloves and heels . I was in first grade I took it to school after the Xmas holiday. My boyfriend (yep I had one then.) his name was Fred Smith an adorable red hair freckled face sweetie pie) Anyway we would take a hand each from that doll and walk up and down the school hill. We were in love. But now that I reflect back I think maybe old Freddie boy was gay. No other boy would have done that at all. Ahhh Love it is grand. How old were you when you got that cabbage patch doll? Do you still have it. I still have my bride doll , she lives in my closet on the shelve. She no longer has her heels or gloves and he right arm is broken. I always say I will take her to the doll hospital but never do. Since I have not thought about her in many years.Thanks for triggering a wonderful memory from my childhood.

2. agooddub

   Posted August 23, 2010 at 2:46 am | Permalink

   I'm sorry to hear your daughter was ill and am glad to hear she is well now.

   I do see where your father is coming from. A six year old is still a small child, and while many little girls of this age might experiment with makeup (usually covered in it from head to toe) while playing dressing up games, this is what it should be confined to, and definitely not for normal wear, so I would knock that one on the head.

   If she asked for her ears pierced then fair enough. I was asking for mine pierced around that age too. It's not as if you are one of these parents who gets their little baby's ears pierced, which I see so often and totally disagree with.

   In terms of the clothes, as long as they are appropriate for her age, I don't see what's wrong with you spoiling her a little there after all she has been through.

   Last but not least, even when her hair does grow back enough to take hair extensions, do not get them, they cause tension on the scalp and could very well cause the regrowth to fall out because of this, just let her hair grow back naturally, it'll happen soon enough.

3. TheTacop1

   Posted August 25, 2010 at 4:12 pm | Permalink

   dont you losers have anything better to do with your life then come on here on youtube and post comments…LADY GAGA SUX AND YOU GUYS ALL SUCK TO FUCKEN LOSERS THAT YOU ARE

4. Leona

   Posted September 13, 2010 at 10:52 pm | Permalink

   My daughter Julie (age 47) had most of the same toys that you mentioned. Chatty Cathy, Barbie dolls, and Strawberry girls were among her favorites as I remember. The Stawberry girls had red hair, of course, and they lived in see-through plastic bottles that were similar to a tiny version of the Coke bottle.Thanks for those memories!

5. Lajoni

   Posted October 1, 2010 at 7:13 pm | Permalink

   Oh he's adorable I'd love to be included in your draw

   I have lovely memories of childhood christmasses One of my favourites was coming downstairs before my parents were up and all the tree lights were on and the foil chains across the ceiling were twinkling and there in the fireplace half up the chimney was a beautiful bride doll, she must have been 3' 6″ but seemed bigger as I was small..and there was fairy dust all round the grate and some torn red material from Santas cloak on the fire hearth and……..he'd eaten the mince pie I had left…I was sooo excited ……I just remember sitting there not daring to touch the doll….it was magical
   Lajoni x

6. luna

   Posted October 5, 2010 at 5:26 am | Permalink

   don't worry about it…
   let nature takes her own course

7. Discover

   Posted November 4, 2010 at 3:36 pm | Permalink

   Vanity is the number one reason men dont have girls.

   Most want a beautiful woman.

   Not a well rounded individual.

8. Mom aka Wedding Elf

   Posted November 17, 2010 at 6:32 pm | Permalink

   Okay, I'm sitting here dabbing my eyes one more time! It was beautiful and I would like to do this full-time, but somebody has to have a job with benefits! Maybe someday “Will-Do Weddings” can become a reality. You really were a great bride-to-be and didn't even go postal on me! We do have a great support team, especially “Barry”, who helps us get through the toughest of times. I love them all, but I especially love my two little bride dolls who make me so very proud! BTW, should I change my name now or continue to be The Wedding Elf?

9. Linda Hasko

   Posted December 7, 2010 at 10:55 pm | Permalink

   Thanks Mary for the great pictures and great writing! You and Jasmine both look wonderful! We miss you guys. Hope you can come some time again in the summer so we can all go to the lake again. It was fun last year! Jasmine makes a beautiful bride doll. Love you both! John and Linda