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The Ashton-Drake Galleries Emma Grace First Words Baby Doll So Truly Real® Realistic Touch-Activated Collectible Doll with Giggles and "Mama," Hand-Rooted Brown Hair RealTouch® Vinyl Custom Ensemble and Light Baby Powder Scent by Ping Lau 19-inches

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The Ashton-Drake Galleries Emma Grace First Words Baby Doll So Truly Real® Realistic Touch-Activated Collectible Doll with Giggles and "Mama," Hand-Rooted Brown Hair RealTouch® Vinyl Custom Ensemble and Light Baby Powder Scent by Ping Lau 19-inchesBabies grow up so fast. It seems like one day you are holding them in your arms for the first time, then, before you know it, they are sitting up on their own. And of course, the best surprise ever follows when you reach down into the crib to pick them up, their bright eyes open wide, the most adorable smile spreads across their face, and, in a soft, sweet voice, they say their first word "Mama." A moment like this should be captured to cherish

Babies grow up so fast. It seems like one day you are holding them in your arms for the first time, then, before you know it, they are sitting up on their own. And of course, the best surprise ever follows - when you reach down into the crib to pick them up, their bright eyes open wide, the most adorable smile spreads across their face, and, in a soft, sweet voice, they say their first word - "Mama." A moment like this should be captured to cherish forever, and with this 19-inch, touch-activated doll, you can do just that. Introducing the Emma Grace's First Words Baby Doll by Master Doll Artist Ping Lau, a Collector's Edition available exclusively from Ashton-Drake. At your loving touch, Emma Grace begins to either delightfully "giggle" or tenderly say the word "Mama." Just imagine the warmth that will fill your heart when you hold her close and begin to hear those gentle sounds.

You're sure to beam with delight from the moment you see this beautiful doll's sparkling blue eyes and true-to-life design. Every detail of this lifelike baby doll, from her plump cheeks and smiling lips to the nails on her fingers and toes, is thoughtfully sculpted by Ping Lau for unbelievable realism, then masterfully recreated in our signature RealTouch® vinyl. Her wavy hand-rooted brown hair is naturally soft to the touch, and she features a weighted cloth body perfect for your arms. What's more, she's poseable to cuddle in different ways and even features a light baby powder scent. And then there's her custom-designed, hand-fashioned ensemble! Emma Grace looks perfectly precious in a floral print baby doll shirt accented by a pink ribbon and French lace at the neck. Complementing this top are white pants trimmed with soft pink lace. Lastly, to complete her ensemble, this lovable So Truly Real® doll collectible wears a matching custom print knot headband. Requires 3 "AA" batteries (not included) Measures 19" L; 48.3 cm Not intended for children under 6. ©2023 The Ashton-Drake Galleries

• Cherish the unforgettable moment when your baby says their first word with the Emma Grace's First Words Baby Doll, a Collector's Edition by Master Doll Artist Ping Lau, exclusively available from Ashton-Drake.
• Emma Grace responds to your loving touch, either with a delightful "giggle" or by tenderly saying "Mama," making every interaction with her heartwarming and special.
• Emma Grace's lifelike design, from her sparkling blue eyes to her plump cheeks, smiling lips, and detailed nails, showcases Ping Lau's masterful sculpting, recreated in signature RealTouch® vinyl.
• Her wavy, hand-rooted brown hair is naturally soft to the touch, enhancing the realism of this doll. Her weighted cloth body makes her perfect for cuddling, and she features a light baby powder scent.
• Emma Grace is poseable, allowing you to hold and cuddle her in different ways, creating an authentic and heartwarming experience.
• She's dressed in a custom-designed outfit, including a floral print baby doll shirt with pink ribbon and French lace, white pants with pink lace trim, and a matching custom print knot headband.
• Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
• This doll requires 3 "AA" batteries (not included) to activate her touch-responsive features. Measures 19" in length (48.3 cm). Please note that it is not intended for children under 6. ©2023 The Ashton-Drake Galleries.

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