The 2005 doll line is almost complete and more than 80 African American, Biracial, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Hispanic/Latino dolls will be available when we open. They include: Molloy Toys: Real Kidz: (I have it from an inside source that they will be introducing ten new dolls this fall); Fanny's Play House: Baby Bottoms w/Potty (anatomically correct), Pose 'n Play Families and Japanese and Korean Girls; Russ Berrie: Amber, Amirah, Samara & Josie; Green Tree: My Dolly; Furnis Puppen Dolls: Selwyn, Newton, Tina & Bob (anatomically correct); Language Littles: Lizzie, Ricki, Ling, Yumi & Young He; Duck House Dolls: Devon, Denica, Giselle, Danay, Veronica & Ebony; Dolls by Consolidated: Forever Friends - Jada & Lianne; Fashion Angels: Bebe, Izzy & Debo; Brio: Jack, Miki, Tim & Sara; Well Made: Teenie Sportster, LaBella Ballerina, Diva, Sabrina Society, Melinda Mine, Pretty Petunia & Fickled Felicity; and Gund: Dora & Diego.
Look for puppet information next week.
Sunday, July 10, 2005
Monday, May 30, 2005
Store News
Well, our site is starting to take shape and we anticipate an August 1 Grand Opening - just in time for holiday shopping. Our furniture and accessory line is almost complete. We've ordered a wonderful solid wood armoire with matching bed, a wrought iron crib and a clothing rack. We are looking for a quality trunk to match the ensemble and plan to have a special package deal. We are also carrying a coordinated deluxe stroller, umbrella stroller and EZ stroller. Still no luck finding a line of quality biracial cards. Don't forget to visit our site for information on transracial adoptions and building self-esteem in children of color. We'll keep you posted.
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
Welcome
Welcome to the DollsLikeMe.com blog. Here you can tell us about products you'd like to see stocked, how well a product performs (durability, ease-of-cleaning, etc.), and introduce us to new children's books and articles on raising children of color. We are particularly interested in carrying a greeting card line for biracial children and their families. We hope our blog family will help us find a quality greeting card line. We look forward to hearing your comments.
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