Are you scared of baby dolls? From 1989's Chucky to the more recent Annabelle series - eerily lifelike dolls springing to life is a classic trope. Even if you're just slightly unnerved by these ...

Sarah Mellman’s dolls already contain enough real-life touches — dewy newborn skin, lifelike blue veins and visible saliva — to be confused for the real thing. But a further step … ...

Complete with real hair, veins, cut nails and long eyelashes, lifelike baby dolls have become increasingly popular with grieving women who desire to replicate an infant they've tragically lost. In ...

LORAIN COUNTY, Ohio – Some people call them creepy and others think they are adorable: baby dolls called Reborns that look like real children. “I’ve had people hold them and still didn’t ...

A $35 donation buys a doll for a dementia patient. Senior care nurse Michelle Gregory has witnessed the old memories reawakened by the life-like dolls. "It's a baby — it's a baby!" ...

The hobby of creating lifelike baby dolls has a cult following, collectors say.

Women who give up the idea of having babies following 'dirty nappy and sleepless night' nightmares have been given a new lease of life , courtesy lifelike baby dolls.

The collectible dolls are made of vinyl and transformed - or "reborn" - with paint and faux hair to resemble real babies as much as possible. Little girls own them, but women favor them more ...

The dolls are the work of Belgian artist Beatrice Van Landeghem, whose workshop, 'La nurserie des Tis Lous De Bea', is based in La Louviere, southern Belgium.

Lifelike baby dolls designed to deter teenage girls from having children actually raise pregnancy rates, a major study suggests. The teenage pregnancy prevention programme, which is used in ...

A weekend spent mothering a robot baby to mirror the “real experience” of parenting is meant to discourage teenage girls from getting pregnant. But so-called Baby Think it Over dolls don't cut ...