

MY LIFE AS A SCHOOL BOY AFRICAN AMERICAN AND CAUCASIAN

They have genuinely cute, though very "boyish" faces, rooted tousled hair, and fixed eyes with no eyelashes.
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The full vinyl bodies are proportioned like boys, with broad shoulders and slim hips. They were both My Life as School Boy dolls which have a slightly different construction than their girl counterparts: they are made entirely of vinyl. In 2016, a new and very welcome move by My Life As dolls was the addition of two boy dolls to the collection. MY LIFE AFRICAN AMERICAN DOLL AS POLYNESIAN PRINCESS MY LIFE HISPANIC (left) and AFRICAN AMERICAN DOLLS The dolls are grouped as Caucasian, Hispanic, or African American, but some look ethnically generic enough to be of mixed or custom backgrounds. Their vinyl comes in light, medium, or medium-dark. They have vinyl chest plates and cloth mid sections, like the previous Alexander dolls however, their heads only turn side-to-side rather than pivoting up and down as well as side-to-side. While they essentially kept the same body style, minus the tilting head/neck, and most of the "My Life As" themes, they did offer two new face sculpts meanwhile doing away with the Alexander sculpts altogether. But they were cute and popular and carried the Madame Alexander brand.īut in 2014 Madame Alexander bowed out of the My Life As enterprise and CitiToy took over production, introducing some new themes and faces. Some may have not had the best hair plug coverage and needed to keep their default hair styles to cover sparse areas.

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The dolls came in light, medium, and dark skin blue, green, or brown open/close eyes and several shades of blonde, brunette, and ginger rooted hair. Some (or all?) may have had bendable limbs. They had standard MA vinyl chest plates, tilting heads, and cloth mid sections. Madame Alexander My Life dolls used three separate face sculpts, African American, Asian, and Caucasian, which were generally the same models as their Friends Boutique collection. There were numerous themes such as My Life as a Gymnast, My Life as a Hair Stylist, and My Life as an Equestrian, a Cheerleader, a Schoolgirl, a Ballerina, an Outdoorsy Girl, a Snow Boarder, a Princess, a Beach Vacationer, a Yoga Instructor, a Cowgirl, a Nature Girl, a Soccer Captain, and many others. The My LIfe As collection (popularly known as "My Life") was about dolls doing what they liked and were good at. MADAME ALEXANDER MY LIFE AS DOLLS: PRINCESS, GYMNAST, COWGIRL, EQUESTRIAN, SPORTY GIRL, AND HAIRSTYLIST MA had been partnered with Walmart the year before for their 2011 Friends Boutique collection (and with Target for Play Wonder dolls as well as with Cosco for their Girlz collection) but replaced them with the new My Life As dolls. My Life As dolls first appeared in 2012 when Madame Alexander introduced a new 18" play doll collection which featured dolls in different life roles, and were sold exclusively through Walmart. Please direct all customer questions to My Life As or Walmart.

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