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a doll that my mother owned.
by jarrett kutsch
(phoenixville pa usa)
Can anyone out there help me.
My mother had this doll when she was very little, now she is 49. It was a doll she had that her parents took away from her because she would walk around with it everywhere(even in public)guess this embarrassed my grandparents so they took it from her. So my mother tells me.
On top of being a child sized doll it is also a laundry basket she unzips into a laundry basket.
It would make for a great gift and relive a childhood memory she wants one so bad.
I was trying to find out what it is maybe get some more information on it, possibly even buy her one if I get so lucky as to find one.
Please can anyone point me in the right direction?
Comments for a doll that my mother owned.
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