Dinnertime Creations, Blonde Hair — an interactive Baby Alive doll

Dinnertime Creations, Blonde Hair is an interactive Baby Alive doll set we make for mealtimes, bedtimes and check-ups.

Dinnertime Creations, Blonde Hair interactive Baby Alive doll

$14.99Ages 3 years and up · In Stock

Shelf: Playsets & Daily Routines
Ages: 3 years and up
Rating: 4.8 out of 5 · 83 ratings
At playtime: needs a diaper change, eats doll food, fills her diaper the way a real baby does, has hair to brush and style and lights up or changes colour

On this page we open the box on Dinnertime Creations, Blonde Hair and write down what is actually inside.

Everything about her is built around mealtimes, bedtimes and check-ups.

What Dinnertime Creations does at playtime

She needs a diaper change, eats doll food, fills her diaper the way a real baby does, has hair to brush and style and lights up or changes colour.

Adorable is easy; realistic activities that a toddler can repeat without help are the harder part, and that is what we aim for at playtime.

Nothing here needs a screen or an app; the play happens on the floor.

What comes in the set

What you open on the day it arrives:

Doll really eats play food: Bring the magic of dinnertime to life by creating pasta-shaped doll food out of compound that this doll can really eat!
Host a pretend pasta party: Baby doll that eats and "poops" comes with a food tray that opens to become a mold for making different pasta shapes out of compound
Easy, repeatable diaper change: Doll has a plastic molded diaper flap for easy Baby Alive diaper changes! Simply pop open the flap, empty it of compound, and play again
Accessories for a yummy pretend dinner: Comes with a baby doll food tray that doubles as a compound-shaping mold, removable baby bib, and spork for feeding doll her dinner
1 oz can of compound included: Doll feeding set comes with a 1 oz (28 g) container of yellow compound for making pretend pasta (contains wheat)

What she costs and who she is for

The price we see right now is $14.99 — gentler for a doll of this size.

Her rating is 4.8 out of five across 83 ratings, which is a sample we trust.

Ages 3 years and up is where she works best, and a toddler a bit younger will still enjoy watching.

For a toddler, the first doll is a hugging toy; the interactive set comes later.

Keeping her clean between play sessions

Air-dry her after any water play, and nothing inside her stays damp.

Store her sitting up rather than squashed in a toy box, and her clothes keep their shape.

What families wrote about her

“My granddaughter who is two and a half loves this little baby. It does have small pieces so I encourage young children to be supervised with this. However, my granddaughter loves feeding the baby and then seeing it come out the other end. 😂”
Leanne · 5 out of 5 · Dinnertime Creations, Blonde Hair

“I was surprised there was tiny playdoh molds for the food. That’s different than the last time I saw one. But my grandkids like to feed it and empty the “diaper”.”
Creative Mom · 5 out of 5 · Dinnertime Creations, Blonde Hair

“As with everything, they changed the product from what it was when my daughter was little. This one I purchased for my granddaughter. She liked it but my daughter didn’t.”
HifromNY · 4 out of 5 · Dinnertime Creations, Blonde Hair

Price, ratings and ages for this interactive baby doll

An interactive baby doll earns her keep through small activities: a bottle, a nap, a change of clothes. That is realistic playtime for a toddler, and the adorable face is the joy on top. Ages on the pack are about small parts in the set, not about taste. Everything on this shelf is made to play with daily.

Quick notes from the nursery

Measure crown to heel before ordering an outfit.
Only the grows-up and talking dolls take batteries.
A damp cloth lifts almost everything except ink.
Store her sitting up rather than squashed in a toy box.

Her shelf-mates below share the same play pattern at different prices.

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