This is kind of like the dog that says “I love you” when it is really saying, “Rawrr rawwrr rawwr” You don’t hear it the first time, but with enough encouragement after the first few times this doll is clearly saying, “OK, crazy bitch.” The manufacturers insist it is just baby babble and that people are just reading into it. A controversy is brewing as to whether or not they should be recalled. Personally I would rather have kids repeating “crazy bitch” than this same doll’s shrieking wails or creepy laughter.
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I am so afraid of dolls like this. I was babysitting my nieces and nephew once, and they had a doll that “breathed” buried in a pile of toys in the basement. No one was home except me and I went downstairs to do laundry. I could hear breathing coming from a pile in the corner. It was awful.