Doll play is generally recognized as fulfilling many of the psychological needs of children; the need for play, first steps to learning to nurture, role playing and many more. But what about the Doll play of adults?
Elinor Peace Bailey is a renowned doll maker, teacher, artist, poet and author. Eighteen years ago she wrote [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Doll Books'
Thoughts on reading “Mother Plays With Dolls” by Elinor Peace Bailey
December 14th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Doll Books · Doll Psychology
Book Review: The Best Loved Doll
September 17th, 2008 · No Comments
Question number one:
Do you have a daughter or grandaughter who shares your love of dolls?
Question number two:
Of all your dolls, who is your favorite?
As you can see from my blog, I love all things “doll.” If you’re like me, this obsession probably leaves some of your family scratching their heads. Well, if you want [...]
Tags: Doll Books
The Doll Magazines - Ignoring the Ethnics?
September 7th, 2008 · No Comments
A doll collector recently visited our PattycakeDoll black collectible dolls page and then sent us this question:
“What doll magazines or books would you recommend to a collector who collects African American Dolls?”
“What a great question!”, I thought, and then realized, “I don’t have a good answer.”
IMHO there are really only four [...]
Tags: Collectible Dolls · Doll Books · Doll Industry
The Lost Doll Part II - Edward Tulane
August 24th, 2008 · No Comments
In my last blog I talked about one of the very few downsides of being in the doll business… the fact that children love their dolls so passionately; and that occasionally they get lost, and very often we can do nothing to alleviate the pain.
How common this is, we illustrated in our [...]
Tags: Doll Books · Lost Dolls
