Baby Alive, Baby Shark Brown Hair Doll, with Tail and Hood, Waterplay Toy
An adorable waterplay baby doll inspired by the Baby Shark song and dance phenomenon by Pinkfong. Dress your Baby Shark doll in her adorable removable shark tail and hood.
Baby Alive, Baby Shark Brown Hair Doll, with Tail and Hood, Inspired by Hit Song and Dance, Waterplay Toy for Kids Ages 3 Years Old and Up
“Baby shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo!” Dress your Baby Shark doll in her adorable removable shark tail and hood, then have fun playing with her in and out of water! Kids can’t resist the Baby Shark song and dance by Pinkfong, and they will love making a splash with their Baby Shark doll by Baby Alive!
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- INSPIRED BY BABY SHARK SONG AND DANCE: An adorable waterplay baby doll inspired by the Baby Shark song and dance phenomenon by Pinkfong
- REMOVABLE SHARK TAIL AND HOOD: Dress your Baby Shark doll in her adorable removable shark tail and hood
- PLAY IN AND OUT OF WATER: Kids can have fun playing with their Baby Shark baby doll in and out of water
- WATERPLAY DOLL FOR KIDS 3 YEARS OLD AND UP: This adorable Baby Shark doll is a great toy or gift choice for little mommies and daddies who love Baby Shark and splashy waterplay fun!
- SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING: Ships in simple, recyclable packaging that’s easy to open and frustration free
- Includes doll, shark tail, shark hood, and instructions.
- Ages 3+
- Warning: Choking Hazard – Small parts may be generated. Not for children under 3 years.
Additional information
Age Range | 3 to 98 years |
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Gender | Female |
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by Imk
Super cute doll!! I bought it for my granddaughter and cannot wait to go e it to her. The box it comes in is adorable, and the shark suit is beyond cute!!!
by Kait
Love I bought 2 there soo cute and on sale so keeping them for Xmas.
by Cassie
Got this for my niece. She loves to play with it at the pool!
by Gaynell
Smaller then I thought but very cute and I think my granddaughter will love it.
by Mommy
This baby doll is great, my daughter always has to make sure her doll is in the bath with her. The doll does great in the water, it is easy to dry off. No holes in it anywhere so you don’t have to worry about water filling it and getting moldy.
by Bell
This is the perfect doll for the bath or pool. My daughter always wants to bring her dolls in the bath, but she cant because they have a cloth body. This doll solves that problem. There are plenty of drain holes so watee doesn’t stay inside of the doll and get moldy. The doll also comes with a pacifier and a little towel. I was thinking that this doll would have done more, when I think of baby alive I think of a doll that crys, or moves. But it does make sen8that since it is going in the water that it is basic doll.
by Madie
My grand daughter is so excited and extremely happy with her baby alive. She feels so soft and really does feel like a real baby. She now has someone by her side all the time and a new sleeping buddy. Great product. Thank you.
by Sloan
Splash n snuggle baby is the cutest lil first water baby doll my daughter loves her baby alive because she gets to play mom like me. Her baby loves to swim just as she does and she’s always ready to cuddle up and watch tv.