Lalaloopsy dolls are rag dolls that came to life when their very last stitch was sewn! They are a group of dolls that reflect the fabric from which they are sewn. Each doll has their own appearance, personality, pet, and career that they love to do all day long while playing with their friends.

The release, which will reintroduce 25 Lalaloopsy dolls with a focus on DIY crafting and traditional doll play, marks the brand's 10th anniversary. Lalaloopsy is back following a petition signed by thousands of parents and fans.

Lalaloopsy dolls and playsets have been a favorite kids' toy and birthday gift for over 10 years! With many unique personalities, there is a Lalaloopsy doll and pet for everyone, from 3 to 6 year old girls and boys to 103 year olds who love creativity and crafting, whimsical storytelling, having fun and being silly.

Many of the lines have been successful and prospered until the classic line ended in 2016 (and a couple went on in the 2017 reboot), while some have not met the company's sales standards and have been discontinued.

Known Classes DIY Secret Language-where the students make up a secret language. History of the Button-Where the students learn about genetics and buttons. Glitter Science-Where the students do science, but with glitter.

Used as lucky charms, religious icons and childhood toys, dolls have a long history in Japan. Ancient Egypt and Rome also had dolls for their children. Made from clay, wood, ivory or rags, these dolls were children's playthings and were also used for educational purposes.

DESIGNED FOR WATER PLAY: Each doll comes with her own shell tub for water play anywhere, or take her in the bath tub for splashy fun.

Out of these 180 different characters, 95 of them are large - 46 of them are mini - and 39 of them are little! 172 of them are female - while only 8 of them are male!

As experts would tell you, there is no age limit for dolls. It may seem unusual in this day and I am 14 years old.

It's perfectly acceptable for a child to play with toys. It's perfectly acceptable for an adult to play with toys. If your child enjoys playing with dolls then make sure she has a couple of nice dolls to play with, clothes to change them into, play diapers etc. Human beings like to play.

Some kids may lose interest in dolls around the age of 5 or 6, while others may continue to play with them into their pre-teen years. There really isn't a "magic age" at which all children suddenly stop playing with dolls - it varies from child to child.

The first documented dolls which look something like what we know today, are the dolls of ancient Japan. The Hina, Daruma and Kokeshi dolls date back to 8000 BC and were an important part of Japanese culture. Used as lucky charms, religious icons and childhood toys, dolls have a long history in Japan.