Lottie Doll Autumn Leaves

My twin daughters saw the Fossil Hunter Lottie doll at the National History Museum. They loved the doll, especially her size, and what she was wearing.I quickly looked on line and was pleasantly surprised by the variety of Lottie dolls available. Once I showed my girls they agreed to have a look online before deciding on their favourite doll.Eventually they decided on the Butterfly Protector and the Autumn Leaves. (I think the pink coats may have had something to do with it 😊).The dolls are very well made, the accessories are great quality and my girls love them. They are looking forward to getting many more dolls and the accessories available. I like the dolls; they feel nice to handle, I love the clothes and they seem sturdier than many of the dolls which have lost a limb within a couple of days of getting them.Time will tell, I shall up date if they soon end up with the rest of the lost limb dolls.(Same review for Butterfly Protector).

I think we nearly have them all now. My 10 year old daughter got her first one when she was 4 and she still loves and plays with them. Such an inspiring company, I love their values.

Purchased for a Christmas gift. The doll is packaged in a beautiful little box which has a little story on the back to help the owner learn a little bit about the doll. The doll looks very sweet and has very sweet looking soft clothes. You can purchase a little dog separately to go with this doll, which they do 'subtly' advertise on the back of the box and add into their little story on the back, which no doubt appeals to the youngster receiving the item... you may well receive a request for the dog after giving this gift! All in all, very sweet looking and well presented.

These are lovely dolls my youngest received her second one today (the skateboard girl) and was happy. I got this autumn leaves one out for her to play with them together and put the purple coat on the doll and noticed one of the buttons had come away on the sleeves which makes the fabric it was holding down flap up. The hat to this doll also doesn’t fit very well. The stitching overall could be a little neater.The skateboard girl needs constant attaching to the board which isn’t easy for a 3 year old, and one of the trainers the doll wears always slips off and stays attached to the board.As I say beautiful dolls just for the money I expect a little better care on the stitching and not a button coming away a month after purchase when not been played with much.

Lovely doll, like the accessories although very small. Loses 1 star as its very expensive for what it is. Great for in larger doll house and small enough to take in handbag when out and about. Overall, lovely doll but very overpriced.

My little 3 year old granddaughter loved this little doll and wouldn't put it down. It's a nice size for little hands to handle. The cost seems high for a small item like this but it's a good quality toy and looks like it will stand up to a bit of wear and tear.

I bought this doll for my seven year old daughter this Christmas along with the Biscuit the Beagle accessory set. Lottie has been a huge hit, my daughter loves her, she exclaimed 'she's just like me mummy and she likes doing all the things that I like doing' The doll and all her clothes are very well made and the box and packaging beautiful with great attention to detail. Very impressed and we will be adding to the collection!

These are great dolls. Perfect size for little hands. Clothes are really nice and well made and real looking. Doll very solid with nice hair. My 2 year old loves her lottie . So nice to have a proper little girl and a doll who doesn't look like a hooker

Me gusta su tamaño, me gusta su concepto, su cara es hermosa, sólo le falta un poco de calidad a la ropa, las que cuestan alrededor de 550 está bien, pero más caras no debería ser. Por cierto las compro para mí, soy una adulta que colecciona.

Bambola veramente ben fatta, I dettagli sono tutti curatissimi, viso molto dolce e grazioso, abiti stilosi e curati fin nel minimo particolare. Personalmente la preferisco di gran lunga a tutte le altre, anche più famose, che si vedono nei negozi. Ne acquisterò sicuramente altre!La consegna è stata rapidissima, di diversi giorni in anticipo sui tempi previsti.

Antes de decirme a comprar esta muñeca estuve mirando opiniones en internet y todas conducían a la misma idea: es fantástica. No solo por su inigualable calidad, sino porque recupera la forma de una niña y deja a un lado los cuerpos despampanantes de la mayoría de las muñecas actuales.Esta muñeca para mí es perfecta y cumple con todos los requisitos que debe tener una muñeca para que los niños disfruten del juego:1) La factura es impecable. Con ella no hay momentos de queja porque se le haya quitado un brazo, una pierna o porque se le haya caído pelo.2) El tamaño es perfecto para moverla en el escenario de juego. No es ni pequeña como un playmobil ni grande como una Nancy. Está en el término medio de la comodidad de manejo.3) El pelo tiene una suavidad como ninguna otra muñeca y además está muy bien hecho. No se le ven las típicas calvas que sí se les ve a otras muñecas. Se puede peinar muy bien y es bastante realista.4) La muñeca se articula en los brazos (se pueden levantar hacia los lados, no solo arriba y abajo, lo que va muy bien para imitar distintas posturas que con otras muñecas no se pueden hacer) y en las piernas, que se flexionan a la altura de la rodilla y le permite hacer movimientos de correr, andar o cruzar las piernas.4) La calidad de la ropa es muy buena y la identificación de las niñas con la muñeca es grande, pues la muñeca utiliza un tipo de ropa que la propia niña podría ponerse (muy lejos de los trajes escotados que llevan otras muñecas).5) los rasgos faciales de la muñeca son dulces y pacíficos, lo cual, al menos en mi caso, es una virtud.El conjunto de ropa que trae este modelo de Lottie es el que se ve en la imagen: unas botas marrones de imitación de ante (que se ponen y se quitan con mucha facilidad), unos leotardos de rayas, una falda rosa de pana (que se cierra con un velcro trasero), una camiseta verde de manga larga que se cierra con velcro en la espalda, un abrigo violeta (precioso, muy bien hecho, forrado por dentro con tela de algodón a rayas, parece de verdad), una bufanda da rayas y un pequeño gorro de fieltro con orejas de perro.Desde que llegó a casa se ha convertido en la muñeca favorita de mi hija (y tiene decenas). Ya no hay juego en el que Lottie no participe.Creo que es una muñeca que merece la pena conocer. Yo, desde luego, a alguien se la tengo que volver a regalar.

In a market flooded with weird looking dolls with impossibly enhanced female figures dressed inappropriately (to put it nicely) with faces painted with makeup, in comes Lottie.Lottie dolls have realistic child-like bodies, moveable limbs, and some have bendable arms (this one didn't, but I think the Karate one does). The clothes are cute and petite and made with what feels like decent quality fabric (no flimsy, fraying nylon).These dolls are of excellent quality. The body parts feel solid; Nothing feels like its going to fall off in a week. The clothes are awesome and super cute. You can buy outfits and accessories for these dolls, and if your kid is creative, some other toys' clothes might just fit too. The doll is about 7" tall... perfect for small hands.My daughter has been asking me for a doll for a long time. She wanted something with hair she could brush and style and clothes she could change and design her own clothes for. I didn't want to get her a Barbie, and definitely not a Monster High or Bratz doll (not even Equestria Girls... what are you doing, Hasbro?) so I searched online for something that "doesn't wear makeup" was "wholesome" and "more appropriate for little girls" and "doesn't wear high heels or short skirts". I then found a review for Lottie Dolls and was led to their website.Honestly, they should have been easier to find. The designers of these dolls need traction, especially in America where teen pregnancy is on the rise and five-year-olds are made to prance around on TV dressing and dancing like a... an adult entertainer. I feel like the toy industry and children's television producers are just a bunch of pervy old men. Actually, I'm almost certain they're a bunch of pervy old men.I'm far from conservative... let's just leave it at that, but I do value a child's childhood. I think children should be able to remain children during this short time (toddlerhood through age 11 or 12) and not be dressed in high heels, short skirts, makeup, and be called "sexy". Asserting ones femininity does not have to equate to becoming an object for male consumption. Let's allow our daughters be the little girls they are and discover our adult world AT LEAST when they've hit puberty.Come on, America... you're kinda being a creep.

Meine Tochter (2 1/2) ist momentan total begeistert von Barbies.Da ich ihr in ihrem Alter aber keine geschminkte Puppe mit hochhackigen Schuhen etc geben wollte, suchte ich nach einer guten Alternative.Und hier ist sie.... LottieDie Lottie Puppe ist perfekt.Kindgerechte Größe, ein niedliches Gesicht ohne Schminke, kindlicher Körper und normale kindgerechte Klamotten.Sie trägt eine Ringelstrumpfhose mit Stiefelchen, einen kleinen Cordrock und ein grünes Oberteil mit einem Bild von ihrem Beagle (welcher demnächst auch bei meiner Maus im Kinderzimmer einziehen wird). Das Bild ist mit einem kleinen Klettverschluss am Oberteil befestigt. Bisher ist er auch nicht verloren gegangen...Des Weiteren trägt Lottie eine kleine Jacke mit kleinen Täschchen und Knöpfen darauf.Also sehr detailgetreu.Der dazugehörige Schal und die passende Mütze dürfen natürlich auch nicht fehlen.Die Knie können eingeknickt werden und auch die Arme können seitlich angehoben werden.Alles in allem....eine klare Kaufentscheidung für Eltern, die ihre Kinder nicht schon von klein auf in die verrückte Welt irgendwelcher verzogener Schönheitsideale alla Barbie zwängen wollen.