In the UAE, a unique tendency is drawing attention, hyper-e-artistic baby dolls known as “ribous dolls”. These dolls look almost like real infants, feel, and weigh, but are completely artificial. Fast, residents are purchasing them for various reasons: collectors’ items, medical aids, or simply for their stunning life design.The growing popularity of rebirth dolls in the United Arab Emirates is reflected in the expansion of customer base and transfer of price points. A local seller working under the Instagram account UAE.Doll shared his insight with local news outlet Katie, stating that currently prices are between DH300 and DH500. This marks a significant decline compared to the early days when this doll first entered the market.“I started importing a rebirth doll from Spain and I saw a lot of interest when I displayed him on Instagram,” he told Katie. “The demand was so high that I started presenting them regularly. Later, low quality versions became available at cheaper prices than Chinese markets.”His customers are particularly diverse, children, mothers, grandmothers, and even young men who sometimes buy dolls as a gift for their fiance. Each doll is equipped with an entire range of accessories, including additional clothes, hairbands, bottles, diapers, a bag, stroller and even a car seat.He said, “We started this business in 2014 when the doll was very expensive, starting from DH2,000 and was mainly imported from Spain and the United States.”Rebirth doll has not only found a place in private collection, but has also become a social media event. Enthusiasts openly share their passion online, sometimes bring the doll to public places. An Instagram user posted near Burj Khalifa, stating: “I already have four rebirth and now we are in Dubai with the most new, its name is Chase.”Nevertheless, the striking realism of the doll can sometimes provoke discomfort. Sara, a 27 -year -old resident of Dubai, shared with Katie that her curiosity motivated her to buy a rebirth doll, but she eventually gave her. “It looked so real that it started taking me out, especially at night,” he said. “Many times I was walking in the room and felt that there was a real baby that was just lying there. I couldn’t handle it.”In contrast, some people see rebirth dolls as valuable educational equipment. Laila, a mother from Sharjah, recently bought one for her nine -year -old daughter. “She has been asking for a baby girl for years,” Laila explained. “It was the closest I could present, and honestly, it is helping. She changes the diaper, feeds her, puts her in sleep. It is teaching him a sense of responsibility and care. ,Both women agree on one thing: the level of expansion is amazing. From the weight of the doll to small eyelids and hand -painted skin tones, and incredibly realistic, unlikely hair, is designed to mimic a real child with every feature. The doll of rebirth stains the line between a toy and life art.The incident of rebirth doll is more than the United Arab Emirates. Internationally, these dolls have created attractions and controversies, especially in countries such as Brazil. There, hyper-euratic dolls serve many objectives, including the disadvantage of individuals with disadvantages include practical equipment for learning infant care as a practical tool for individuals and new parents.The doll has become a frequent subject on social media, attracting both dedicated fans and important supervisors. In Brazil, this trend has also inspired political debate. Some MPs have proposed restrictions on rebirth dolls, citing concerns, while other collectors defend the rights of collectors to engage freely with them.The reports of owners who have brought rebirth dolls and real infant care have come to light in hospitals, an incident that has raised eyebrows and promoted further discussion.
