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Post by bananasmom on Feb 21, 2013 5:49:19 GMT -5
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Post by bigprimpin on Feb 21, 2013 10:54:41 GMT -5
The baby mermaids are so cute. I wonder how they actually do in the water.
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Post by bananasmom on Feb 21, 2013 13:36:58 GMT -5
The baby mermaids are so cute. I wonder how they actually do in the water. Yes! We're very curious about this too. We've learned through "unintentional research" that typical Littles should NEVER be submerged in water. Their heads are made of much harder plastic than big-girl Lalas, making it impossible to squeeze the trapped water out of them. One of Banana's friends took Specs for a swim last summer before we realized what was happening, and ... yeah, this story doesn't end well.  |
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Post by beastsbelle on Feb 21, 2013 14:08:29 GMT -5
The baby mermaids are so cute. I wonder how they actually do in the water. Yes! We're very curious about this too. We've learned through "unintentional research" that typical Littles should NEVER be submerged in water. Their heads are made of much harder plastic than big-girl Lalas, making it impossible to squeeze the trapped water out of them. One of Banana's friends took Specs for a swim last summer before we realized what was happening, and ... yeah, this story doesn't end well. My middle daughter just bought a Coral Seashells this past weekend and took her in the hotel pool (we were out of town). That was Saturday night, and she STILL hasn't completely drained all of the water out of her head! I recommended that we keep her out of the water from now on, or at least keep her head out of the water. So even the regular Lala mermaids have a hard time losing all their water. I want to avoid a mildewy head situation at all costs! |
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Post by bananasmom on Feb 22, 2013 6:07:59 GMT -5
Aww man, they took down the commercials with the mermaids bit at the end. |
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