'Most Unpleasant Toy I've Seen': Pregnant Doll With Detachable Baby Bump Leaves Internet Divided

An unusual doll that simulates the childbirth process has divided internet users. The toy, called 'My Mini Baby Mom and Baby Surprise', was designed by the US-based company Zuru. Its distinctive feature is a doll with an enlarged, rounded belly to give the illusion of pregnancy. Inside the belly, there is a tiny baby figure that can be removed and reinserted without any damage.

A video demonstration of the toy's unique design went viral on Instagram. The unboxing clip showcased the process of extracting the baby from the amniotic bag, dressing it up, and placing it in the doll's arms. The doll's stomach could be closed again after the baby was removed, allowing for repeated play.

The concept sparked a range of reactions from social media users. Many expressed concerns about the appropriateness of such a toy for children. One user remarked, "I don’t think this is suitable for children." Another questioned the existence of such a product, asking, "Something like this exists?"

Some took a more lighthearted approach, with comments like, "Father sold separately" and, "This looks like a man's idea of delivering a kid!" However, not everyone found the toy amusing. A concerned viewer stated, "It’s one of the weirdest, most unpleasant and unnecessary toys I’ve ever seen, and I think it can negatively affect children’s thinking."

Others focused on the novelty of the concept rather than judging its suitability. One commenter expressed amazement at the ease of the process, saying, "I wish it was this easy." Another questioned the practicality, asking, "How long will it take to raise that baby?" The toy, while controversial, undeniably captures attention and stirs up strong opinions.