Ada Twist, Scientist Cuddle Time Rosie Revere 10.5 Inch Plush, Kids Toys for Ages 2 Up, Gifts and Presents

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These dolls are really cute!! I love that this encourages little girls to be things like scientists. The dolls are very cute and easy to relate to. They are soft so they can easily be snuggled up to! Easy to clean too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] She is just the sweetest! Ada looks just like she does on the show! She is the perfect size for cuddling. Her fabric is soft to the touch. The filling is just the right squishy and firmness. Her little red polka dot dress is just adorable! My daughter just loves to snuggle up with her while watching the show!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am an elementary teacher and love the Ada Twist series! So fun that it's being turned into a Netflix show!!! This stuffed character is a wonderful addition to our classroom "book buddies" and is well made. I love it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My latest product to review is the Ada Twist, Scientist Cuddle Time Rosie Revere by Just Play. This cute little doll is perfect for your little girl to use her imagination to explore the world. The doll is about 12 inches long and is made of polyester fibers and polyester felt. If doll should become soiled, it can be surface cleaned only.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was trying to get my youngest child more interested in science, because he is more artistic and creative in character. He, of course, enjoys animated features and cartoons, so he gave the Netflix series "Ada Twist, Scientist" a sampling. He did enjoy the character, Iggy Peck, and like (for awhile) the stuffed/plush doll created by Just Play. The doll itself is quite unusual as the head it much bigger than the torso. I know babies have big heads that are a third of their bodies, but kindergarten students don't. The doll is not very soft either and not at all plush (with stuffing), like teddy bears or other stuffed animals. I can predict that their thin and little arms (and legs) getting stuck somewhere, then, eventually, no longer being a part of the body. My son said that the doll is more appropriate for placing on a shelf, much like that elf, rather than cuddling and taking Iggy Peck to bed. He was also turned off by the lead character in "Ada Twist, Scientist" being a girl, as he much prefers programs and films with a boy (or boys) in the lead role. After giving it a shot, my young guy doesn't watch the show on Netflix anymore and the skinny doll seems to reside permanently high up on the top shelf.