Influencers simulate childbirth and outings with the dolls, dubbed "reborn mothers." While it's common to see children playing with dolls, Brazil is witnessing a growing trend among adults who are ...

For this woman, who lost her first child at birth eight years ago, holding the silicone reborn doll has become a part of silent, solitary healing. “It’s not the same, of course. But in moments when ...

"You see a doll, I see a baby that I never got to hold,” a woman said after receiving criticism for having a reborn doll Laura Ise; Coly Trigg/TikTok Lifelike dolls, known as reborn dolls ...

To some, the dolls, known as reborn dolls, provide comfort, escape or just plain fun. But politicians across Brazil have tried to pass bills banning the dolls from public spaces. To some ...

While her body was still healing, Christina tells PEOPLE she initially wanted nothing to do with her reborn dolls Christina Keeler Christina Keeler is opening up about finding comfort in her ...

"It has been very therapeutic for me." The women are part of a niche community of people that collect reborn dolls – some of which can cost up to $5,000. “We get people that have had babies ...

Influencers have staged situations such as birth simulations and strolls in shopping malls with the hand-crafted baby figures, known as “reborn” dolls, creating videos that have gone viral.

Known as "reborn dolls", these "hyper-realistic" baby figures have taken off in the South American country, reported AP, but not everyone thinks this trend is healthy. If you "blink", you could ...

Brazil is witnessing a unique cultural and political moment as hyper-realistic “reborn” baby dolls gain massive online popularity and stir heated discussions in legislative halls, according to ...