Blossom is a full limbed reborn baby from the Coco Malu sculpt by Elisa Marx. She has Maddox (Cindy Musgrove) arms and legs . She is 19” long and weighs 5 pounds 5 ounces. Her arms rotate easily and her head is wobbly for a real baby feel in your arms. Her eyes are light brown. NOTE: This is an AUTHENTIC Coco Malu sculpt, not a cheap stolen counterfeit knock off. I do not have a Certificate of Authenticity because I bought only the head, but I have a receipt from a reputable reborn doll supplier. Blossom has been painted with professional quality acrylic paints in great detail. She has all the typical mottling, red patches, veins, etc. as a newborn baby. Her nails are tipped and have half moons. All her many wrinkles have been shaded to show all her creases, and her lips are a delicate baby pink. She has been sealed with soft-touch matte sealer for durability and to eliminate shine. Her mouth contains a powerful magnet so that she can use a magnetic pacifier. Her soft cloth flannel body has been generously stuffed and weighted using top quality glass beads, steel balls, and polyfil for a cuddly real baby feel. Her hair has been carefully micro-rooted with top quality Delta Dawn mohair, as well as her eyebrows, but her lashes are rooted with human hair for the desired stiffness. Blossom comes home with 2 outfits, a blanket, a magnetic pacifier with clip and a bottle all color coordinated in shades of yellow. Also included in her package will be several disposable diapers. A reborn doll is not a toy. They are not intended for children and must be handled with care. Comb and style hair using only a soft toothbrush or baby brush with clear water or baby hair conditioner/detangler. Do not immerse the doll in water. Clean using a damp washcloth and mild detergent. Do not lift the baby by the arms, legs, or head. Support the head as you would a newborn when handling or dressing. NO RETURNS ACCEPTED. Please read the description carefully so that you understand exactly what you are buying. SMOKE FREE but pet friendly home.
