Playtime becomes nurturing and engaging with IMC Toys’ latest Cry Babies dolls. 

Kids will see the stars in their doll’s eyes with Cry Babies Stars. Inspired by the Kitoons series, the Coney, Ayla, and Lilly dolls have eyes that cry and light up with stars when kids remove the pacifiers. For $19.99 each, the three babies include iridescent outfits and make more than 10 realistic baby sounds. 

Cry Babies Magic Tears dolls for $9.99 each come with more surprises than ever before. With eight characters to collect, these Cry Babies include new appearances, more articulation, and they cry real tears. Each doll includes more than six surprises and has outfits representing its unique talents.

Cry Babies Stars and Cry Babies Magic Tears are available now at Target and Amazon. The dolls will also be available at Walmart this September. 

With Cry Babies Newborn, kids can learn to nurture newborns with the interactive bracelet that allows their doll to recognize them as the parent. The bracelet can also calm the dolls and make them laugh and blush. For $34.99 each, the Coney and Molly dolls will cry real tears, relax with pacifiers, and close their eyes to sleep. 

Kids can see their doll crawl with Cry Babies Crawling Jenna and Miley for $26.99 each. These dolls can crawl across the floor when kids press the button on their backs. The dolls make 30 realistic baby sounds, cry real tears, and shake their rattle when sitting.

Cry Babies Newborns and Cry Babies Crawlers are available now at Walmart, Target, and Amazon. To learn more about Cry Babies, visit imctoys.com.


CRY BABIES STARS

Kids will see the stars in their doll’s eyes with Cry Babies Stars. Inspired by the Kitoons series, the Coney, Ayla, and Lilly dolls have eyes that cry and light up with stars when kids remove the pacifiers. The three babies include iridescent outfits and make more than 10 realistic baby sounds.

Product Facts

  • MSRP:
  • $19.99
  • Age:
  • 18+ months

CRY BABIES MAGIC TEARS STARS TALENT BABIES

This lineup features eight dolls that cry real tears. Each doll comes with more than six surprises and has outfits based on its hobbies.

Product Facts

  • MSRP:
  • $9.99
  • Age:
  • 3+

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CRY BABIES NEWBORN

This newborn doll cries real tears and will calm down when kids give it a pacifier. Available in two styles, each comes with a bracelet that kids can wear so that the doll will recognize and interact with them.

Product Facts

  • MSRP:
  • $34.99
  • Age:
  • 18 MOS+

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CRY BABIES CRAWLING

This interactive doll can crawl across the floor, make up to 35 realistic baby sounds, move its arms and legs, cry real tears, and calm down when kids give it a pacifier. It is available in two different styles.

Product Facts

  • MSRP:
  • $26.99
  • Age:
  • 18 MOS+

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Taylor Battle

Taylor Battle

Taylor is an editorial intern for Adventure Media & Events, writing content for The Toy Insider, The Pop Insider, and The Toy Book. Between reading fantasy novels and re-watching Disney classics, she can be found building houses in The Sims 4. Taylor is passionate about creating and is always looking to try new things.

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