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AnnMumsnet · 19/09/2017 14:31

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AnnMumsnet · 10/10/2017 14:47

Thanks for all the funny stories - pleased to say the winner of the £300 Toys R Us voucher is EasterRobin

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KnottedAnchorChief · 10/10/2017 09:57

DD doesn't really play with dolls very much, but when she does it's to boss them around. Usually re-enacting some event that has happened at school where she is the 'teacher' and is telling them what to do in a very impatient voice!

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tishist · 10/10/2017 00:04

"How was the business meeting?" he said to the superhero action doll.

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jhgillies · 09/10/2017 23:37

When my dd was younger we would often see her "talking" to her dolls or invisible friends, whatever audience she had really, this was amazing to me because when we were around she was seemingly non-verbal. However, one day she didnt see me and I heard her say in no uncertain terms that her doll looked like the yummiest blueberry muffin she had ever seen! Yep... definitely not something she would have overheard... at least not in that kind of context. Maybe it was the blue eyes? Who knows.

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Flickabella36 · 09/10/2017 23:06

My daughter used to love playing schools with her dolls! She would make them all work books and reward charts it was so sweet! It was funny if any of them got into trouble!

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cathyov · 09/10/2017 22:33

My daughter did not want to share her doll with anyone and very seriously told her Barbie that there was no such thing as Ken!

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ipanda · 09/10/2017 22:14

"No more jumping on the bed!" from the song

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bingophil1 · 09/10/2017 21:55

my grandaughter is constantly telling her baby doll to do her homework or she will be kept in school until she is old.

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bex552 · 09/10/2017 21:46

My daughter is always telling her baby she will grow up to be like mummy and her booby masks (Bra!!)

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greensmith68 · 09/10/2017 19:49

me and my daugher-in-law were sat having coffee and my grandaughter was playing with her doll one day when we heard her say don't worry i won't let Nana hurt you she's a witch over hearing this we went in the room and i said were's my Broomstick ellie may replied oh no molly Daddy didn't tell me she was a witch too

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cathryn1 · 09/10/2017 19:30

Ava told her dolly today that if she was naughty she would be on santa naughty list

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molly57 · 09/10/2017 18:51

Gromit - Which turned out to be a word for "broken"

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VickyRsuperstar · 09/10/2017 18:26

My little girl (age 3.5) was telling her dolly off and then replying for the doll she said "but I'm not naughty...I'm cute!"

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Sezza110 · 09/10/2017 16:42

My son was on a play date with a friend and they were changing the dolls clothes. He pointed to the doll's chest and asked why it was 'bumpy'. I didn't know what to say.

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RupertsMum2 · 09/10/2017 15:50

Ds1 to his doll, "Oh god baby, you're giving me sciatica"! I do have sciatica but don't ever remember blaming it in the children.

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Gallant1 · 09/10/2017 15:32

Time for naked time

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lkash20 · 09/10/2017 14:11

My son has a dolls house and likes to create everyday scenarios such as going to the shops, going to school etc with the dolls. The other day when he was playing he said to the mummy doll "Now it's your turn to go to the hairdressers. You need to get your hairy lip fixed too like my mum!" To say I was mortified was an understatement, though I am grateful he said it to his doll and not one of the mums at school, I would have died of embarassment!

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Jocelynne123 · 09/10/2017 14:06

I caught my daughter telling her doll not to grow up. That it was better to stay a baby forever because then you didn't have to go to school or eat your vegetables. Xx

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Dessallara · 09/10/2017 13:16

You did wee wee again? I'm so tired of changing your nappies! Then pretends to change her nappy for a tenth time today :D

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user1485629191 · 09/10/2017 11:01

My little one turned round to his Woody doll and asked him why he was always looking at him!

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snare · 09/10/2017 09:40

My daughter loves her babies and she often teaches them school lessons :)

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jazzitup · 09/10/2017 09:22

When my little monkey was a bit younger I overheard her talking to her doll and say I love you Daddy, sadly it was a princess doll :o/
Confused 49 year old Dad.

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upthehammers · 09/10/2017 00:15

my little girl used to carry her doll around by it's hair, i'd tell her that wasn't very nice and get told "mummy, she's just a dolly" only for her to then go off and whisper "i'm sorry baby, you know i love you"

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lolamia91 · 09/10/2017 00:04

When you grow bigger we can be best friends 🤣🤣

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cluckyhen · 08/10/2017 22:43

You ruined my hair!! (Apparently it was the doll who found the scissors)

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