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MEAL TIME
DIAPER TIME
TROUBLESHOOTING
Squeeze your doll’s bracelet and she will kick her feet and
make different happy baby sounds for you. When you feed
her or give her a bottle, she’ll make eating sounds. After
she’s finished eating or drinking her bottle, she’ll make
more baby sounds to let you know what she needs. Can you
tell if she’s happy, still hungry, or ready to have her diaper
changed?
First make sure doll’s ON/OFF/TRY ME switch is set to
“ON”.
NOTE: To conserve batteries, turn switch to “OFF”
when doll is not to be played with for extended
periods of time.
Before you feed your doll, put on her bib and make sure
her diaper is securely fastened.
NOTE: Doll food may stain some surfaces; wash
promptly upon contact. For best results, feed doll in an
environment that’s easily wiped clean, and away from
surfaces such as carpeting or upholstery.
Preparing your doll’s meal:
1. Start by adding water up to the fill line in your doll’s bowl (about 15 ml of water).
You can also measure by putting water in the bottle up to its fill line and pouring that
into the bowl.
2. Open a packet of BABY ALIVE doll food and pour it into the bowl with
measured-out water.
3. Mix the doll food and water together. Doll food will thicken as it’s stirred.
4. Fill your doll’s bottle with water for her to sip between spoonfuls of doll food.
Feeding your doll:
TIP: Just like a real baby, your doll can be messy when she
eats! She’s easier to feed when you tilt her head back (as
shown).
1. Be sure to feed your doll right after you’ve mixed up her food.
2. Use the included spoon to feed your doll small amounts of
doll food.
3. After every few spoonfuls of doll food, give your doll a drink
by pressing the bottle into her mouth. Gently squeeze the
bottle to release water, giving her a few sips at a time.
After feeding your doll, you’ll need to change her diaper!
To change diaper:
1. Remove diaper and wipe doll clean with a soft, damp cloth or
paper towel.
2. Put on a new diaper and fasten securely.
• ALWAYS change your doll’s diaper and clean her after
she eats or drinks.
• NEVER let your doll sit with a wet diaper.
• Discard dirty diapers; they cannot be washed or
reused.
IMPORTANT MEALTIME GUIDELINES
• Use only BABY ALIVE doll food and doll juice mixes (sold separately); never feed her
real food.
• Always give your doll a bottle of water after she eats, or doll food may become stuck inside. Use only
clean tap water; do not use any other liquids.
• Do not feed doll more than one packet of doll food and one bottle of water
between diaper changes.
• If doll food becomes too thick, add a spoonful of water and stir well.
• Doll food cannot be stored; use immediately after mixing.
• Only the included spoon and bottle will work with your BABY ALIVE doll. Food and diaper refills
are sold separately.
• Do not place any foreign objects in doll’s mouth or any other opening.
IMPORTANT CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
To prevent clogging, it is essential to rinse doll clean immediately after each
use. If food is left in the doll, it can harden and become difficult to clean.
• To clean doll after feeding:
1. Give your doll several bottles of water until any remaining food has been
rinsed away and the water runs clear. (It’s best to do this over a sink.)
2. Tilt bottle from side to side to make sure you’ve rinsed away any food
build-up in the corners of the doll’s mouth, then use a soft cloth or paper
towel to gently wipe away any remaining food.
3. Allow doll to dry.
• STAIN ADVISEMENT: BABY ALIVE doll food may stain some surfaces. Adult
supervision recommended. If spilled, wash with soap and water.
• Clean doll’s body by wiping gently with a soft, damp cloth. Do not rub.
• Do not submerge doll in water; it is not intended for bath-time play.
• Doll’s dress and bib are machine-washable (mild detergent, cold water, gentle
cycle, no bleach); they can also be spot-cleaned with a cool damp cloth; hang to
dry.
• Hand-wash spoon, bowl and bottle with mild dish soap and water; they are not
dishwasher-safe.
If doll is unresponsive or if sounds become erratic, battery power may be low. Replace the batteries.