I had one baby doll. Hard plastic and she was named Anneke (don't know why I was still a toddler). It had the same hair as the old queens of the Netherlands and the story is that I cut its hair. Not spectacular just one theft. My mother was mad and took the doll away. I've seen it a few years later but never really played with it. I didn't like the looks and had no idea what to do with it. I always felt baffled by how children play with dolls and have those chats, it mad me feel that I was totally not creative.
I never had Barbie only one sibling had. Aren't yours saved in some box? I still have books from my early childhood although I moved many times. Just the series isn't complete. I doubt I can still buy them.
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I also happened to cut my doll's hair. You can say that I did some experiments on them, because I painted them with paints and colored their hair with markers. But I don't remember my mother's reaction to all this. She probably looked at it indulgently nodding her head from side to side. It's possible that these dolls are in a box in the attic at my grandparents' house, but I don't remember when anyone went in there last. I guess I'll have to make a trip up there.
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🤣 now we know it's creative behaviour!
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