SCOM
Black Baby Doll Boy - 20 Inch Reborn Realistic African American Doll
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Description
- Emotional Companionship: This baby's name is Quinbee, he hope to become your favorite reborn baby. Whether you play with him or feed him milk, we believe you will create unforgettable real life memories together
- Every Detail Is Lifelike: Just like a real baby. He has hand sewn black hair, eyelashes and dark brown skin. We believe when you see him, you will be pleasantly surprised by their realistic
- Soft Touch: Enhanced softness by 27% compared to regular cotton. Our cloth body is made of imported PP cotton, without skin irritation, allowing you to feel him warmth and comfort
- Play with Peace of Mind: Comply with ASTM F963 and EN71 standards. He is 20 inches tall and weights 1.85 LB. The materials that make up baby's limbs are selected from 14 types of vinyl to ensure him safety
- Luxury Gift Box: Welcome your new baby Boy! In addition, now the set includes 1 set of red clothing, 1 magnetic pacifier & feeding bottle & diaper, 1 birth certificate & bracelet and 1 gift box, all in one package
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer
SCOM
Model
HTW-BY03
Color
Boy
Size
50.8 cm
Height
30.5 cm
Length
43.4 cm
Width
40.9 cm
Weight
0.95 kg
Shipping & Delivery
Your order is shipped from the USA and delivered to your door in South Africa in 10–20 working days. All items are fully tracked.
Returns & Exchanges
We offer a 30-day return window. If something isn't right, contact our support team and we'll make it right.
