Eye Spy Series Under Wraps Dolls

Somebody obviously saw the popularity of YouTube "unwrapping/unboxing" videos with toddlers a few years back and realized that someday those toddlers would be little girls who would go completely bonkers for unwrapping stuff. So here we are, and I wish I had been that genius. If you have a girl between 6 and 10, still-wrapped LOLs are essentially fiat currency. All my children want are LOL dolls, all they talk about with their friends are LOL dolls, and heaven help me I hate these things so much but I will keep buying them because you can bribe 7 year old girls to do ANYTHING around the house with the promise of an LOL doll. Clean your room? Help with dishes? Get your shoes on before we leave for school without me having to ask sixteen times? Dangle the promise of an LOL doll in the future, it all gets done. And when they finally get one, suddenly they have distributed little shreds of unrecyclable hard shrink plastic all over the house, and tiny plastic boots to be stepped on in the dark, and.. if you're terribly unlucky you'll get squirted you in the eye with LOL pee... (Or out the ears, which is apparently the other option.) This LOL is the crown jewel of not-insanely-priced LOLs, and has a lot of puzzles to solve and satisfying trap doors to open, which slows them down in the unwrapping phase a little, justifying the cost-per-minute just a bit more. They also come with an extra layer of plastic...thing around the doll itself that is too toy-like to seem like it was supposed to be thrown away but too packaging-like to actually be played with. I'm not sure why they have that. They also love mixing and matching the snap on clothing items and finding out the details of their doll in the little catalog that comes with each package. The pill-shaped plastic container itself also doubles nicely as a little purse or change bank or thing-that-ends-up-at-the-bottom-of-the-toy-drawer-inexplicably-filled-with-dirt, so there's that too. So, if you don't mind feeling like you're totally destroying the environment with endless shreds of unrecyclable plastic detritus, and aren't offended or annoyed by toys with squirting pee/ears/eyes, they're excellent.

My kid lived this.

This was an excellent present for my granddaughter!

I was nervous at first because I didn't hear anything about these specific LOL dolls from my girls, but the reviews I read seemed promising so I ordered 2. They are SO neat! After the first 3 layers of the plastic paper wrappings, we collected the clues and revealing magnifying glass type device we reached the capsule of sorts. Then we had to crack the codes to open each section! My 7 year old really loved that part, almost like hieroglyphs to get to the doll and accessories. Our 3 year old wasn't as impressed, but she was happy when I got them open for her and she did the regular surprise bag bit. The dolls are super cute and have fun accessories, to include the capsule that becomes a purse and stand for the doll. I think I even prefer these ones to the confetti ones, I don't have to clean as much Post reveal haha.

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My niece had a lot of fun opening this

It was a great gift for my daughter. She loves it.

8yo granddaughter is big LoL fan and she love this and opening it to see what was inside. Came quick same day. Impressive.