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Kiersten is also known as Lambys Nursery, is devoted to her 32 "babies." She bathes, dresses and feeds her "babies." Sometimes she role-plays with them. [3]

Her reborns are so lifelike that one time police mistook them as abandoned children and smashed down her door. But most enthusiasts jump into the scene for fun--or to fulfill therapeutic goals, like dealing with the loss of a child or infertility.

Body and legs

Reborn dolls can cost anywhere from $500 to $6,000 based on the artist and the degree of detail. The majority of reborn dolls are made of silicone, however some artists employ polyurethane to produce an authentic texture. They also differ in size, ranging from tiny to life-like, and can be posed in a variety of ways.

Reborn dolls may have their eyes or colors changed, but the majority of collectors agree that the characteristics that make them appear alive are the most important. This includes the torso as well as arms. Some dolls come with smaller embellished body tags, which display the manufacturer's name and number, but these can be removed to reveal a larger internal body tag that has more specific information about the doll (such as its age).

Many people purchase these dolls for their artistic value while others use them for therapeutic reasons. For people with dementia who are elderly, for instance, reborn dolls can bring the same feelings of love and emotional well-being from real children, as research suggests. Rebirths can also be a way for women who have had miscarriages and infertility, to connect with their bodies and emotions.

Despite these benefits however, some doll collectors who reborn are unable to explain their passion to others. Tavi Ferguson, a 27-year-old collector who has reborn, says her partner isn't sure why she wants one of the dolls, and says they are "creepy." This is why a lot of collectors who have reborn their dolls do not show their reborns in public. However, some do and say they enjoy watching strangers mistake their dolls as real babies. These moments are, according to them, a way for them feel less lonely in the world.

Head

A doll's head is the most significant feature when it comes to realism. Based on the shape of its face it can appear like a child's head or an adult's. It could also have a high or low dome. Eyes are another crucial element of realisticity. The eyes of a doll should closely match that of the child it's supposed to imitate.

A doll's head made of porcelain is sculpted using a reborn to make it more lifelike. This gives the doll an appearance that is more realistic that is more closely matched to a particular child's features and characteristics. Dolls can be designed to resemble children, such as an individual child or the creator of the doll, at affordable prices. This particular invention is suited to families who want an identical doll to their children, but are unable to afford to pay the high costs of having one crafted by the dollmaker or artist.

Eldred Plancarte is a 37-year old expert in the art reborns. She makes hyperrealistic silicon babies and sells them at a price of more than $4,000. Her customers are often women who have suffered from miscarriage, infertility or loss and who rely on the website dolls to cope.

Reborn dolls are a booming business. Since the beginning there is a thriving community of doll collectors and artists has been making them. They are also widely advertised on social media. YouTube is home to a host of reborn collectors who post "unboxing" videos and influencer-style home videos of their reborn dolls. The hobby has evolved into a subculture that has its own hashtag and the lingo ("#rebornlife") In one video, Plancarte takes her reborn out in public, and watches as strangers think she's the real baby.

Hair

Eyelashes and hair are the final touches that give your doll an authentic appearance. You can use fabric hair, yarn or synthetic hair for your dolls. Synthetic hair is often used on fabric and knitted dolls and is available in most craft stores. Yarn hair is also often used for these types of dolls and is purchased from the majority of yarn stores. You can choose the length of hair you'd like for your doll based on its character. If you are making a Rapunzel-style doll, you will need long hair.

Mohair is another option for dolls due to its appearance like human hair and has more of a natural feel. However, it's more difficult to root individual strands of mohair into the scalp of your doll than other materials.

Weight

The size of a doll may affect how realistic it looks and how easy to handle. Some collectors favor tiny and delicate infant dolls, whereas others gravitate toward chubbier toddlers.

Most lifelike baby dolls are made of vinyl, which is more durable and more durable than silicone, and also easier to clean. They can also be weighed, which adds to the realism and makes them more comfortable to hold.

Many makers add a "chestplate" (often known as a bellybutton) to the vinyl body to make it feel more realistic. This allows the maker to add more to the chest's size, which could help in fitting clothes and also give a place to stuff the head, arms and other components. It is important to fill these areas to ensure that the doll does not appear rigid or heavy. Many reborn doll makers leave this step until later, after the arms and other parts are attached.