She bought a Reborn Doll — incredibly lifelike baby dolls ... but I suddenly got so attached to her and spent that week buying her clothes and eventually her own bed that sits next to ...

A trip down the reborn rabbit hole reveals practical ... children’s medicine, clothing. One YouTube video showing a doll with a “diaper blowout,” its infant-sized Pampers smeared with ...

“When I feel weak, I just hold my doll or change her clothes and take pictures of her, and all my problems and bad feelings go away,” Smolinska said. “It really helps.” She is now a reborn ...

However, they don't reply with loving coos or giggles as they're reborn babies – hyper-realistic dolls fashioned to be as close to having a baby as possible. I buy them clothes and presents ...

Known as 'reborn' dolls, the ultra-realistic figures are popular ... with a wardrobe full of all their outfits. They had more clothes and accessories than me! "One day, Sofia needed to create ...

“I used to sell baby clothes and the odd reborn doll, but all people seemed ­interested in were the dolls,” she explains. “I quickly stopped selling clothes and just concentrated on making ...

“Suddenly I was spending money on clothes for her and a bed ... “I get some comments like, ‘women playing with reborn dolls is weird.’ “Sometimes people just stare.

Lee tries to take such questions as a compliment. After all, the more lifelike her dolls appear, the more it affirms her skills as a reborn-doll artist. The 50-year-old meticulously paints doll ...

The life-like dolls, called “reborns,” are often purchased by women who experience miscarriage, infertility or child death as a way of managing grief. Jess Ellis, a mom to 13 reborn dolls ...

Women struggling with infertility have found a way to love and care for a little bundle of joy - a lifelike baby doll that can cost more than $20,000. These creations, called Reborn dolls ...

But we’re not exactly talking about normal babies. Remember reborn babies? These shockingly realistic-looking baby dolls have captured the hearts of grown women, men and doll aficionados alike ...

Mama Coly is the CEO of a business named DreamShyre, which creates lifelike silicone dolls. In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Coly spoke about learning the ropes of doll-making at a young age.