My three year old daughter wanted a Lalaloopsy really badly. She sings the song with the commercial every time. I wanted to get a Lalaloopsy doll that looked a little more ethnic. I did not particularly like the Dot doll with the blonde hair(not a very good idea). I looked on the official Lalaloopsy website to make an informed decision. There is a large selection. The doll does not really have any educational value unless you discuss a topic with your child that is relevant to a doll's theme. The durability is four stars because the head is big(cute...but big) and heavy and the doll is not designed to be self standing. My child's enjoyment is a five thus make the overall rating. The dolls are really adorable especially if you like the ragdoll look. I did find a cute one called Pepper and Pots, but once I got to the stores some dolls did not look quite the same in person. The Swirly Figure Eight doll was simply adorable, however I only found the minature one. The Tippy Tumbelina doll was also very cute in person. Price was also a minor factor, but since the holidays the stores are being competitive with each other. Toys r us@$19.99(sale/limited store availabilty) and Target @$17.99(limited time) but I would not pay more than $20 for this style doll. I chose Sahara and it ended up being a perfect choice. My daughter is still singing the song!
Review By. Monique
