CHAREX Reborn Baby Dolls Full Body Vinyl - 18 inch Realistic Sleeping Baby Dolls, Newborn Baby That Look Real, Anatomically Correct Dolls Gift Set for Girls Boy Kids Age 3+

You won't regret buying this doll She is absolutely adorable!!

I got the baby boy and he's so cute he definitely looks real a little disappointed that the body wasn't vinal and it was hard to move his arms and legs other than that I do recommend this product it's so amazing and nice

I read the reviews before I bought this little guy. Now that we have received him, I'm not sure if I have the same doll others are raving about in their reviews. Cute yes; realistic not really, soft no instead a very hard plastic. He is stiff and it is very difficult to move his legs. His arms and head move easier. He came with no diaper so be careful of who unpacks him and wants to change his clothes. I was a little confused because throughout the description they kept saying "she" so even though I was almost positive we were getting a boy doll, we weren't entirely sure. As for realistic, I don't see it as described in other people's reviews. I'm not sure I would gift this as a "reborn". The hard plastic makes him feel like a toy from a department store. I will probably be returning this doll. I have a hard time to convince myself that he is made of soft vinyl, he is realistic, and he poses easily. I guess I have to say we are disappointed.

I normally find hyper-realistic dolls creepy (they seem more like undead than reborn), but this one looks so much like my youngest child in the week after birth that I had to get it. I would give it 3-4 stars for overall realism, but I was honestly surprised by the quality of the paint - the mottling of the skin, the occasional “vein,” and especially the shading in the face and lips (minus the slightly overdone “eyeshadow). The photos don’t do it justice. Here’s what I did to make the doll look more real:1. Covered the hair. There’s no good way to make a doll’s hair look real unless you’re looking at hundreds of dollars, and even then I’m not sure.2. I removed the bizarre wrist “blushing” (more like eczema) that for some incomprehensible reason reborn “artists” love to add, as if they’ve never seen an actual baby. Just stop it! I took the photos after removing the extra redness. I also took off most of the paint in the philtrum (under the nose). I want to remove the arm creases, too, but it’s too much work and they don’t bother me as much.3. I tried to remove the eyebrows and make them much more subtle, but unfortunately that also began to remove the layers of color underneath, so I stopped and just pulled the hat down most of the way over them.4. I took off the head, weighted the body with rice, and put some padding over the back. (Yes, I put the head back.) But I plan to replace the whole torso with a cloth body you can get for $6 at AliExpress. The doll is just too stiff the way it is now, even if the shape and detail of the torso is super well done.5. I took some serious nail scissors to the eyelashes. You have to trim the ones on each end to nearly nothing, and generally spend a lot of time making everything shorter and less uniform. This goes a long way in not making the “baby” look like a cheap doll.Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. I love having a doll that brings me back to my first days with my last child…but without the pain, recovery complications, and sleep deprivation 😂

It’s very lifelike and has joints that move. Comes with a pacifier that hold on with a magnet. Neutral smell, i,e, no smell.

This is one of the worst dolls ever. Do Not Buy.

This little doll looks just like the pictures. She looks pretty real, right down to her female parts. Her hair is painted on but you can’t tell unless you get close up. Her little head is perfect, just like a newborn. Her torso is hollow but the body is the same silicone/rubber material as her arms and legs. This was a birthday present for my nine year old daughter and she loves her!

I got this because my mom was always upset she'd never have grandkids, I told her in passing once about the like-like baby dolls people get and she was all about it saying "If you got me one I can finally say I have a grandbaby" so guess what she's going to find on her 70th this year.. yup this lifelike bundle of joy.Its cute once you get past the creepy real life look it has and I'm very tempted to smudge it as well as thats how creepy I found it. It's makeup is more vinyl than silicone and they mention both are what it's made of so I'm not sure which I'm more inclined to believe is the actual answer. It doesn't weigh a lot, so that adds to the lifelike it's supposed to give. Yes it's a baby girl anatomy wise. I've never been a doll person or a baby person so this mixes them both into one but it'll make my mom happy and it allows me to look past all that creepy cute to see her smile when she finally meets this little one. Think I'll name her Sage after smudge sticks...That all being said, it's well made and is what it's supposed to be. A reborn lifelike baby doll. Weight wise it's correct, feels pretty accurate (from what little knowledge I have of what fresh human spawn actually feel like). It's going to make a senior mother very happy soon. I fully understand what these dolls are for and understand why people get them, one of the many reasons is like my situation.. only it's more for mom not me and I'm happy people can make these dolls for those that need them whatever their situation calls to have one.Side note, every now and again I try to bring humor into reviews.. it might not be everyone's brand but know I don't mean anything by it for those that truly do need and love these dolls and it is cute and well made after the shock of seeing it in person for the first time, especially opening and freeing it from a cardboard box.