This little fellow belongs to my daughter. In fact, she is the one who got me started collecting. Her first My Child doll was one just like this one when she was around 5 or 6 years old. She is now 24 and wanted one for her birthday. We first found a little girl on ebay and bid on her and won. I also bid on another little girl and won that one ( kind of by mistake) but that was the way it started. We soon found one to bid on just like the one she used to have.

His name is Nicholas and she made his little arm bracelet. He has shoes but she likes to see his little feet, especially by the pool. Who would wear shoes around the pool?

He came to us pretty clean with his original diaper and clothes. No hat so I will have to make one for him unless we find one to purchase. I just had to redo his hair... which very soon became unkempt again. But he is a boy after all!
   

This is Marshall. I won him on ebay as well. He was supposed to be MIB. Although it did say he had been removed from his box for display. When he came he was missing his little hat. He did have his brush and comb in the box as well as the little booklet that is fun to look at with the different My Child dolls.

He is a very shy boy. For some reason he would rather sit and play with his "Ty" bear than play with the girls. Go Figure!

I have some better pictures that will soon be coming up.
   

Leanna's before picture


Leanna's after picture

This is the baby that got me into big trouble!

This is the first doll I bid on for my daughter's 24th birthday in April 2005. She had been wanting one like she had when she was little but we couldnt find one like that right away so we got this precious little girl.

I spent 5 hours fixing up her hair the way it was supposed to be originally. I made this little dress from material that I had made my daughter a summer shirt from. The little shoes she is wearing are brown tennis shoes that I made. I thought blue would look better, but you know how children are...they have a mind of their own and April ( my daughter) just thought the brown ones were so adorable.

Allissa's before picture


Allissa's after picture

This is baby Allissa. She came looking like this. No too bad. I had to give her a bath and wash and redo her hair and makeup.

Allissa never had a chance for me to make her her own outfit. A young lady at my church fell in love with one of the dolls I was working on and I allowed her to pick from three dolls to purchase one for her own.

 She chose Allisa. She takes very good care of her. Every dolly needs a little girl to love her.

Victoria's before picture

Victoria's after picture
Victoria came to me pretty clean and just needing a light bath. But her hair took a VERY long time to wash and repart. She is a precious top knot girl. These seem to be easier to find. She had a lot of loose skin under her chin and so I nipped and tucked. Victoria is all spruced up in her new dress made just for her. She even has a little bead and charm necklace. She is wearing Cabbie shoes but they match well. She is a somber child. But always loving. She will never ask to be put down when you hold her.