Time for School, Blonde Hair — an interactive Baby Alive doll

We make Time for School, Blonde Hair as an interactive Baby Alive set, built around mealtimes, bedtimes and check-ups.

Time for School, Blonde Hair interactive Baby Alive doll

$27.00Ages 3 years and up · In Stock

Shelf: Playsets & Daily Routines
Ages: 3 years and up
Rating: 4.7 out of 5 · 868 ratings
At playtime: takes a bottle, needs a diaper change, has hair to brush and style, comes with clothes to change and arrives with accessories

Time for School, Blonde Hair lives on our Playsets & Daily Routines shelf, and this page is where we keep everything we know about her.

She is made for mealtimes, bedtimes and check-ups, and that is the simplest way to describe her.

What Time for School does at playtime

She takes a bottle, needs a diaper change, has hair to brush and style, comes with clothes to change and arrives with accessories.

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.

We keep our dolls simple enough that a child can run the whole routine without an adult.

What comes in the set

What you open on the day it arrives:

Get first day ready: Pack up her backpack with all the things she needs for back to school fun. Give her a drink and a diaper change, too
She's got class: Play pretend school in style with fashionable baby doll clothes featuring an adorable jumper and sandals (both removable)
Stickers and worksheets: School themed doll accessories add to the fun with 3 colorful doll-sized worksheets that fit into the folder and backpack. They can decorate with stickers, too
Drinks and wets: She really drinks from her juice box accessory and then wets her Baby Alive diaper
12 inch baby doll: This Baby Alive doll with hair is just the right size to bring on the go with poseable legs and arms. Great gift for kids

Her tag, her stars and who she suits

The price we see right now is $27.00 — middle for a doll of this size.

Her rating is 4.7 out of five across 868 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.

A toddler holds a doll differently than an older child does, so weight and softness matter more than toys with many parts.

Keeping her clean between play sessions

Air-dry her after any water play, and nothing inside her stays damp.

A damp cloth and a soft brush keep her looking new between play sessions.

What families wrote about her

“My 3 year old daughter is obsessed with baby alive dolls so I bought this for her and she won’t stop playing with it. It’s the cutest doll. Def a must buy for little girls”
Kaylee · 5 out of 5 · Time for School, Blonde Hair

“Not only a great doll but also brings back memories of my own childhood!!! Many hours of fun ahead!”
Alexandria S · 5 out of 5 · Time for School, Blonde Hair

“I love this doll so much and she's so adorable. I'mma teen and like she's literally one of my favorite dolls(50+ dolls) an she's on my keyboard background. I recommend you buy this for your kid they will love it.”
Amanda Alcime · 5 out of 5 · Time for School, Blonde Hair

Price, ratings and ages for this interactive baby doll

The activities that matter at playtime are small and realistic: a bottle, a change, a nap. A toddler repeats them for months, and that is the joy an adorable interactive baby doll brings home. The ages on the set are a note about small parts.

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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