Manhattan Toy Snuggle Pod Hunny Bunny Beige First Baby Doll with Cozy Sleep Sack for Ages 6 Months and Up

She has played with it for over a year. Loves her baby.

This soft snuggly doll is perfect to pack in OCC shoebox gifts. The quality is superb and I'm confident she will be well loved. I've purchased several of the Manhattan Toy dolls and I highly recommend them.

We have all of the pod babies and they are all simply adorable!!! I have 4 children and we have an extensive collection of Manhattan toys. They are always well designed, well made, and my children are always respond well to them. These babies are no exception.They are the perfect size for babies and toddlers alike, small enough for tiny hands but large enough that toddlers are still interested and like to carry and play with them. The pods are lined with a soft satin material, the babies them selves are a very soft plush and I have put both in the washing machine with great results.The design offers many different aspects of play. Little ones seem intrigued with the satin " sprouts" of hair on top of each babies head. The little Bug Pod is a good one for babies, as the bug pod has silk tags that act as taggies on the side. Older babies and toddlers love to carry them around and putting them in and out of their pods offers motor building skills.It is also a nice feature that there are a few that work well for boys, Little peanut especially.They blend well with other toys from the Manhattan plush line as well. We have baby Stella and many of her accessories and in our household the pod babies are Stella's little brothers and sisters and are played with right along with her.I totally recommend these for babies and toddlers alike. We have recently added the 2 peas in a pod set to our collection and recommend those as well as the Pod babies soft story book.

This Sweet Pea Doll is absolutely gorgeous, very very soft and a great cuddle buddy. She is very well made and will bring joy to all no matter how young or old you are.

daughter loves this!

*****This small little boy snuggle pod is simply adorable. It is a great grandparent gift, fitting easily into a suitcase; I am buying it as a gift for my little grandson. The little doll inside is 8" tall. He fits into his little "Snuggle Bug" pod and when you pull him out his arms open wide--ready for a hug! The manufacturer--Manhattan Toy--says that it is best for a baby six months old or older. The little pod has six ribbon legs and some antennae on top. The inside of the pod is lined in satin; the baby can sleep with just the doll or with the whole pod.Although the directions say to surface wash, other reviewers have reported being able to throw this little guy in the washer and dry him in the dryer. I think it really depends on the type of washer and dryer you have. If you have a very gentle cycle on your washer and a dryer that can be on a variety of cooler settings, he is of such nice quality that I think he'd do fine.Other reviewers on the manufacturer's web site report that he is so sturdy that their babies chew on his ears and arms and he is able to handle this well also.Highly recommended.*****

No complaints

My two-year-old niece had started carrying around a pile of blankets and cooing at it "Oh, tiny baby." I figured she was old enough for a baby doll, and I researched all of the options out there. I looked at all of the dolls with plastic heads (American Girl, Melissa and Doug, Corolle, Madame someone or other), and they frankly gave me the creeps. This seemed highly recommended--although for younger children, so I though I'd try it out. I gave it to my niece for Christmas, and she immediately said "Oh, tiny baby." Now Tiny Baby goes everywhere with her. Literally, everywhere. And we hear stories of Tiny Baby's exploits all the time. My sister had to buy a back-up to swap out secretly in case Tiny Baby got dirty, lost, or eaten by the dog. She swapped Tiny Baby 2 out recently to wash Tiny Baby 1 (wash and dry well in the machine), but Tiny Baby 2 tumbled out of the dryer right in front of my niece. She cooed "Oh, Tiny Baby," and scooped it right up and stuck it under her left arm (her right arm already cradling Tiny Baby 2). Now she walks around with two of them, and we have to find a third for a secret swap out. This thing is going to become a family "heirloom."