Fruity Sips Doll, Brown Hair — an interactive Baby Alive doll

Fruity Sips Doll, Brown Hair is one of our interactive Baby Alive sets, and she is made for bottle time and diaper changes.

Fruity Sips Doll, Brown Hair interactive Baby Alive doll

$22.99Ages 3 years and up · In Stock

Shelf: Drinks & Wets Dolls
Ages: 3 years and up
Rating: 4.7 out of 5 · 993 ratings
At playtime: takes a bottle, needs a diaper change, has hair to brush and style, can go in the water and comes with clothes to change

On this page we open the box on Fruity Sips Doll, Brown Hair and write down what is actually inside.

Think of her as a doll for bottle time and diaper changes rather than a shelf piece.

What Fruity Sips Doll does at playtime

She takes a bottle, needs a diaper change, has hair to brush and style, can go in the water and comes with clothes to change.

Adorable is easy; realistic activities that a toddler can repeat without help are the harder part, and that is what we aim for at playtime.

Our dolls are made to be carried around the house, so we build them light and forgiving.

What comes in the set

This is what we pack with her:

Make pretend juice for baby: With Baby Alive Fruity Sips doll, kids can use the pretend juicer and sippy cup accessory to feed their Baby Alive doll!
Pretend juicer with squishy fruit accessories: Features Baby Alive accessories, like a pretend juicer with 2 plastic fruits (lemon and watermelon) that kids can dunk in water and squeeze -- plus a fruit basket for play and handy storage!
Nurturing Doll that drinks and wets: Replace the juicer lid with the sippy cup lid and feed Fruity Sips doll a refreshing treat -- then it’s time for a diaper change! (Additional doll diapers sold separately.)
Fruity-themed baby alive Doll clothes: This baby doll set for kids ages 3 and up features a removable rainbow-colored Baby Alive outfit with adorable fruit designs
Brushable Hair and bow barrette: A fantastic birthday or holiday gift for girls and boys, this baby doll with hair is so much fun for kids to style with her included comb and barrette

Her tag, her stars and who she suits

The price we see right now is $22.99 — middle for a doll of this size.

Her rating is 4.7 out of five across 993 ratings, which is a sample we trust.

Ages 3 years and up is where she works best, and a toddler a bit younger will still enjoy watching.

If this is a first doll for a toddler, pick the softest body you can and leave the accessories for next year.

Keeping her clean between play sessions

If her hair tangles, work from the ends upward with a wide comb — never pull from the roots.

Keep her face and hair away from ink and food colour; those marks are the ones that stay.

What families wrote about her

“She's absolutely adorable. My granddaughters love her, have been playing with her for over a year and has held up amazingly well. Great for children ages 4-10, at least lol 😆”
Pat DeBraganza · 5 out of 5 · Fruity Sips Doll, Brown Hair

“My niece loved her doll, especially when she saw it came with pampers. She said her baby has to learn to go potty”
Stacy-Ann Taitt-Brown · 5 out of 5 · Fruity Sips Doll, Brown Hair

Price, ratings and ages for this interactive baby doll

An interactive baby doll earns her keep through small activities: a bottle, a nap, a change of clothes. That is realistic playtime for a toddler, and the adorable face is the joy on top. Ages on the pack are about small parts in the set, not about taste. Everything on this shelf is made to play with daily.

Quick notes from the nursery

Water only in the bottle — never juice or milk.
Empty her and let her dry after a long session.
Brush doll hair from the ends, never from the roots.
Keep a refill pack in the cupboard before the last one runs out.

Her shelf-mates below share the same play pattern at different prices.

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