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Ashton-Drake Announces New Line of Dolls Called "First-Ever So Truly Reborn Baby Doll Collection"

For over 25 years, Ashton-Drake has introduced countless doll collections into the lives of passionate doll collectors everywhere. Ashton-Drake has become synonymous with quality dolls all around the world. A new line of reborn babies called So Truly Reborn is now the latest doll collection released by Ashton-Drake – just in time for Christmas 2010. Reborn Dolls are so precious and are sure to hold a special place in your heart the moment you lay eyes on them.  

The original creator of reborn baby dolls was sculptor and Master Doll Artist Linda Webb. The current collection has been revived by artist Helen Jalland. This Reborn from the Heart Collection is a meticulously designed set of dolls that are of the highest quality imaginable.  

The level of craftsmanship and attention to detail that was put into making these reborn babies is nothing short of amazing. One would think a creation like this would cost thousands of dollars judging by other equivalent dolls, but at $179.99 these dolls are a steal! You won't find a realistic, premium quality baby doll at a price like this anywhere else.   

The intricate details of the award winning Ashton-Drake So Truly Reborn baby dolls are spectacular. Each lifelike baby doll has vinyl-enhanced layered skin tones, delicate human-like veins, hand-rooted hair, handmade clothing with accent jewels and other fine details, hand painted fingernails and toenails, and the absolute cutest baby eyelashes.   

The length from head to toe measures 22 inches or 55.8 centimeters – just like a real newborn. It will be love at first sight once you have one of these reborn babies in your arms! The delicate details depicted on the So Truly Reborn babies are exactly like you would see on a real infant.   

Emily Reborn from the Heart is the first issue of the So Truly Real series. The second issue will be Forever Rose Emily. This special limited edition series has been released to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Ashton-Drake Galleries. Each doll in the collection comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.    

What better Christmas gift for all the doll collectors and little girls in your life than an Ashton-Drake original So Truly Reborn baby doll? At first sight, you will swear it's a real infant! This is a beautiful addition to any doll collector's collection. At this price, it would be wise to order now before the supply runs out during the upcoming Christmas rush.

About the Author

In this article Wayne Hemrick writes about reborn baby dolls

What can be done about increasing rises in teenage pregnancies?

Along with not using protection there is also a rise in sexual diseases, particular chlamydia.
I don't think teens can give any excuse about not having sex education in schools, it just seems they don't care anymore. Are schools and parents really doing enough. Should the media try harder with ad campaigns.
Maybe all teens should get those lifelike simulated babies for a week to learn about the constant care babies need.
Is there something deeper here in the problem of todays society that teens feel lost, unloved and want attention through sex and a delusion that a baby will fill a hole in their lives. Is it because of absent parents and good parenting, like a never ending cycle now.

I believe it correlates somewhat with the divorce rate. As a product of divorce, I would say that there was a lot missing from my life, or so I've always felt, by not having my father around. My mom worked full-time and I barely had a parent around most of the time. I think there is an emptiness in my life that caused me to seek love from the boys, I looked to them almost like I was looking for my father's love. It's funny, I hadn't even read your entire question, but I now see you had suggested absent parents. My father works long hours, so it wasn't like he could be around to be a parent. They always talked down to me and told me how lucky I am and that everyone tried their best for us children but it seems like they failed me no matter what they say.

I think society has played a major role in this as well. People need to spend most of their time working to make the money it takes to raise a family and it's all thanks to major corporations and other big businesses who only look at people as a means of making money. People spend their lives working to the bone for these companies and it seems like the world misses out on the more important things. Feminism has caused women to be almost forced to work anymore because it takes two incomes to support a family. Women wanted so bad to have equal rights but now the family is suffering due to this. The world just isn't what it used to be. I sometimes wish I had grown up in the simple times before television and before feminism. I am not sexist, I just think things were the way they were supposed to be then. There were better values and things seem more wholesome.

I never wanted a child when I was sexually active at such a young age, I wanted my father or a father figure.

What can be done about it? Schools can teach more responsibility and maybe even classes in intrapersonal intelligence, which is being self smart. This may help girls understand themselves better to be able to make better decisions rather than doing as they feel. They might be able to look at themselves in their situation and decide that they have the ability to choose to do something better for themselves and the future of their child. Psychology classes that teach about child-rearing or whatever else there may be. Maybe courses for women to plan their lives with counselors who can give them support to achieve their goals.

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