Post by bananasmom on Mar 18, 2013 15:44:49 GMT -5
Yep! 
But not all the time ...
"While the Lalaloopsy dolls don’t have parents, many have little sisters or brothers, three-year old toddlers made from leftover scraps of the same cloth. These little siblings also live with the Lalaloopsy dolls, but we only see them when they appear in a story, which isn’t very often. An exception to this are the twin sisters Sunny Side Up and Berry Jars ‘N’ Jam, both full-grown Lalaloopsy dolls who live in side-by-side farmhouses."
Source: www.moonscoop.com
But not all the time ..."While the Lalaloopsy dolls don’t have parents, many have little sisters or brothers, three-year old toddlers made from leftover scraps of the same cloth. These little siblings also live with the Lalaloopsy dolls, but we only see them when they appear in a story, which isn’t very often. An exception to this are the twin sisters Sunny Side Up and Berry Jars ‘N’ Jam, both full-grown Lalaloopsy dolls who live in side-by-side farmhouses."
Source: www.moonscoop.com