Reborn dolls: Who collects these hyper-realistic baby dolls? Is it healthy? What reborn 'moms' and experts say about the world of reborn baby dolls.

A woman is an "adoptive mother" to her eight reborn dolls - and breastfeeds them and takes them everywhere with her. Kelly White, 28, developed an interest in these realistic dolls after watching ...

In the UAE, a unique trend is capturing attention, hyper-realistic baby dolls known as “reborn dolls.” These dolls look, feel, and weigh almost exactly like real babies but are entirely ...

Although the love affair between women and dolls is nothing new (think: your eccentric great aunt’s porcelain doll collection), the Instagram world of reborns is a recent phenomenon. Instagram ...

Kiersten is a mother not to human children but to dolls—specifically “reborn” dolls, a specialized class of hyperrealistic faux babies that inspire spooked curiosity in casual observers and ...

The psychology behind collecting Reborn dolls is complex. In some cases, women who collect the dolls have lost a baby or suffered from repeated miscarriages, as ABC reported.

The first time photographer Karolina Jonderko held a reborn doll, she was amazed at how lifelike it was. And some owners say the dolls have provided a therapeutic benefit.

While reborn dolls may certainly give some people pause, they have proven therapeutic benefits, particularly for those with dementia.

A NEW York woman has admitted to breastfeeding her reborn dolls — despite stares when she brings them out in public. Though she felt embarrassed at first, she now does it proudly and doesn’t … ...

A WOMAN has revealed how using specially designed reborn dolls has helped to speed up her recovery from severe Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and depression. Jo Marsh, 32, from Gateshead, be… ...

Reborn dolls, hyper-realistic baby replicas, are gaining popularity in the UAE as collectibles, therapeutic tools, and novelty items. With lifelike features, accessories, and emotional appeal ...