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For young girls, obtaining the perfect toy doll when getting older is extremely important not just in the development of individual character, but as a status symbol too. Although Barbie has touched the hearts and minds of girls for ages, her overly fantastic shape as well as amazing good looks generally led to girls feeling as though they had missed something important when they matured. Barbie has these days been displaced on the market by alot more realistic options that have hit the market by storm. Among the main competitors are Bratz fashion dolls, Monster High Fashion Dolls, along with the newest release by MGA Entertainment which are the Bratz "good witch" relatives, the Bratzillaz Dolls.

The Bratz brand became popular so fast simply because they were an ethnically diverse and chic series. In their own personal approach they were able to better show the punk glam look sought after by modern day children. Their distinctive, revealing facial features along with their designer posh appearance served to embellish their different skin tones, eyes, and flowing hair that each made it easier to cross cultural limitations. They have already acted to more reflect the way the world is and together with their cousins, Bratzillaz, have taken this concept to a completely new level.

Just launched in Summer 2012 by MGA, the Bratzillaz Dolls do not just share the same "passion for fashion" as much as their cousins, but in addition possess amazing powers that makes each and every doll inside the line distinct. Every toy doll doesn't merely reflect a unique ethnicity, but also possesses unique witch sources of power which can be characterized by symbols inked on their bodies. For instance, Jade J'Adore has the power to help everyone uncover their own real love, which helps kids uncover their individual attributes. They also come with a toy doll stand, broom hair brush, and an individual scroll (and their particular unique friendly pet can be purchased for a very affordable price!)

Another very popular option is Mattel's Monster High Fashion Dolls, however, there is some who question whether the ideas suggested to young kids is something that a lot of parents want them to be subjected to. As an example, Clawdeen Wolf is donned in sky high boots, a thigh-skimming skirt, and quite heavy make up. As stated by her bio she spends her days "waxing, shaving and plucking" sensing that because her commercial worthy hair also grows on her thighs and legs, it's a time consuming occupation to stay frightening and fabulous and hair-free in parts aside from your head. What exactly Clawdeen along with her friends do are train children to concentrate on appearing appealing and attractive and also feel ashamed of their own physiques. As mentioned by professional psychiatrist, Sari Shepphird, PhD, "Young girls don't need a doll to point out flaws and encourage body image preoccupation."

While it may seem like a straightforward option for parents, the fashion dolls selected for little girls may affect not only the very way they actually feel regarding themselves, but how they will view other children too. MGA Entertainment has given the impression that they comprehend this concept much better than Mattel by first launching the Bratz Fashion Doll brand and now the Bratzillaz Dolls. On the whole, selecting any of the brand new Bratzillaz dolls seems to make by far the most sense simply because they express not just the message that everybody differs from the other, but everyone has special gifts he or she can take advantage of to enhance their own lives. Truly, this is a tremendous message for youngsters.