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How do I nominate this one for 'mumsnet classics'?

I can't decide what's funnier between "Movidoll" and "I cant wait to meet my litter" - both comments made me snort

Don't be surprised that the poo comes out the same colour as it went in

For some reason I assumed some kind of alchemy was going to occur and the poo would be brown and log-like

I was strangely disappointed to have to clean beigey gruel from the bottom

<covers ears and eyes to prevent knowing about a pooing doll >

Let's be clear on this. Dolls are meant to be make-believe play. This all feels far too real for comfort.

Please go away and take your faulty defecator doll with you

take the doll to a wedding or some other elegant affair. The wretched thing is guaranteed to do a huge dump as soon as it is dressed in it's best clothing.

Failing that, some 'nappy off' time on mummy's bed (with white bedding) has proven to be most effective laxative in this house

Have you tried reading it Poo Goes Home to Pooland?

I had to leave my DD's BB on its potty for five hours to make sure everything had drained out!!!!!!! Then 'lost' the remaining sachets.

at Poo goes home to Pooland, spiderlight

<creased>

This is the funniest thing I've read in a long time I have got tears of laughter pouring down my face.

How has nobody mentioned Brown sugar in water yet? No wonder the poor thing's backed up!

I broke the leg of dd's trying to make it poo
Don't tell ss

Things what happens when you don't use elimination communication from 5 days old.

*This is. Gah. Autocorrect.

I had a baby born doll when I was 4, back in 1992. I took it school for 'show and tell' or whatever it was called in those days. It crapped all over the teacher's desk. I'll never forget that as long as live.