This doll is not water proof. Do not recommend giving it a bath.

A: No, they do not. There are a variety of Baby Alive dolls and they have varying features. There are other, less expensive Baby Alives, though, that do not eat and drink.

Simply pour powdered food packet into bowl (not included), add 3 teaspoons/15 ml of water, and mix. Kids can have fun pretending to feeding their baby dolls, like a real mommy or daddy would! Includes 8 packets of powdered doll food at . 1 ounces each and a spoon.

1. Make sure to use the Baby Alive brand ‘food’ and wash the doll with water after use.
2. We fill the baby bottle with pretty warm water (not hot) and spray it in her mouth until it is empty.
3. We did like the instructions said and filled bottle with water and held doll in sink and squirted the water in her mouth.
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Step 3 – Once the bottle is empty, shake the baby to loosen the remnants inside. Step 4 – Place the doll on the potty in sitting position and press and hold the belly button to empty out the doll. Step 5 – Repeat as necessary. Then, rinse out the doll twice with clean water only.

After bathing, clean the doll with fresh water. If water gets into the doll during bathing, an adult can dry BABY born® as follows: 1. Use a screwdriver or coin to unscrew the cap counterclockwise. Then, pull it out.

The doll, the floatie, and the water squirt toys all have small holes in them which allows water to collect inside and form mildew.

mine comes defective don’t move the head but if you refer to the food, it is stock just press with water with the baby alive little bottle , but if you refer to the head maybe was 2things when your little one its playing wet to much the head and mechanism need to let dry for while and its working again,if not you need… …

Baby Alive Shimmer N Splash Mermaid (Brown Hair) Shimmer n Splash Mermaid makes a splash with tons of fun in and out of the water! Just pull down her skirt and transform her from a baby into a mermaid with a shimmery, dazzling tail. Now kids are ready to splish, splash and play all day.

There is nothing written on the box that says they can’t go in water, but the chemical in the pool may damage it. 1 of 1 found this helpful. Do you? Yes if you are careful and keep your eyes on their little parts, they are just like any Barbie doll Type.

The non-bath Waterbabies are not made as a bath toy, but yes, they are safe to take in the tub. Please note that if submerged in water, there is a chance that some water may leak into the head, since we do have small holes in the back of the head (by the neck).

One is the “diving reflex,” also known as the bradycardic response; also exhibited by seals and other aquatic animals, the instinct may be a vestige of our ancient marine origins. It works like this: Infants up to 6 months old whose heads are submerged in water will naturally hold their breath.

Don’t dunk a baby underwater. Although infants may naturally hold their breath, they’re just as likely to swallow water. That’s why babies are more susceptible to the bacteria and viruses in pool water and lakes that can cause stomach flu and diarrhea.

Once born, the baby has to overcome the natural fight or flight reaction when immersed in water, and reaction varies with the temperature of the water, but the ears are fine. The issue is not the submersion of the babies’ ears in water, it’s whether or not the water is clean, and are adequately dried afterwards.

Ears: Wash the outer part of each ear with a washcloth moistened with clear water. Pat ears dry. Do not use cotton swabs (such as Q-tips®) inside your baby’s ears. Hair and scalp: Pick up your baby.