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Ideal Doll 1970 Orange Hair NEED HELP WITH IDENTITY PLEASE! | Dolls1294 of 1768 |  |  |
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This doll is marked Ideal 1970 and has Bright Orange Hair and a Button in the middle of the tummy that when pushed the arms, legs, and head all move around like the little plastic toys that when you push the bottom of the toy the animal or character on top of the pedestal will dance around......Need help with the Identity of this unique doll....I have never seen one like this! Thanks!!!!
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Thanks for any info I can get on this doll!
This doll is called Belly Button Baby. There were three different Belly Button Babies: One (yours) called Me so Happy. There was also Me so Glad, and Me so Silly.
Wow! Thank you Soooo Much Stefdesign! I found several of them on the internet after you let me know what they were called! I have never heard of this one! Thanks again I really appriciate the info!!!!
Glad I could help!