My daughter squealed!!
My son came home from school and took over. I had girl envy. Yes I actually wish I was a young girl again receiving this beautiful gift set.
The doll is simply beautiful and the story that comes with it is wonderful and such a help in giving my children insight into other issues in the world on a child's level of understanding.

Of course my daughter LOVES doing the dress up and I get to taste tea so often during the day but it is a precious time and I love seeing her so in love with this doll and the accessories!


Having a doll that shares this view is wonderful because it keeps the story alive even in play.
Changing the Word One Heart at a Time! That is the goal of the new Hearts for Hearts Girls doll line and fashion collection from Playmates Toys. The collection features six dolls from around the world, each with an inspiring story to share.I will have to give these as gift to family and friends. I just have to share this! I received Nahji from India, however there are: Dell - USA, Consuelo - Mexico, Rahel - Ethiopia, Lilian - Belarus and Tipi from Laos. Very diverse mix to choose from!
The authentically dressed and lifelife dolls each represent a girl who is working to change her community in ways that are unique to her home country. Included with each doll are a friendship bracelet and a story booklet that explains how these multicultural girls live and contribure to their families, communities, and culture. Each doll also comes with a special code that unlocks a free membership to the kid-safe Hearts for Hearts Girls Website, which features:
- Additional informatioon about each of the Hearts for Hearts Girls and the countries in which they live.
- Educational activities and lively games that are fun and rich in culture
- Intriguing stories about real girls who are making a difference
- While all girls are welcome to visit the site, the code unlocks access to additional features, including a larger array of games and a "myHeart" page

Another awesome thing is that through a partnership with World Vision3, a portion of the proceeds from the sale of each Hearts for Hearts Girls doll is donated to programs that support girls in that doll's country. Whether it's malaria nets in Africa, schoolbooks in Asia, or food supplies in the USA, these programs help girls to thrive and succeed.
The six Hearts For Hearts Girls:
- Nahji from Assam, India. Brave Nahji breaks tradition to bring courage and education to the girls who work in the tea fields of India.
- Consuelo from Mexico City. Colorful and warm, Consuelo provides aid to hungry children who are homeless and live on the streets near her parents' bakery.
- Lilian from Belarus. Determined Lilian provides aid to girls whose parents must find work in the big city and are forced to leave their children with orphanages.
- Dell from the heart of Kentucky's Appalachian Mountains. Dell creates music and knitwear to share with others in need of warm clothing.
- Rahel from Ethiopia. Rahel, who dreams of becoming a doctor so that she can make a real difference for people in her region, journeys with her family into the wilderness of Ethiopia to help bring back aid to her community.
- Tipi from Laos. Based on a real girl who shares her art and storytelling with others through dancing, drawing and puppetry, Tipi leads her school in a mural contest in hopes of winning much-needed books for her class.
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About the author: Owner of JamericanSpice. Sharing my journey in the present, from the past or thoughts for my future. Mom of two who loves to travel and read and decipher people.


I would say probably Dell, because my daughter loves making things for other people :)
ReplyDeleteMy blond grand daughter looks like Lillian.
ReplyDeletebethelderton59 at gmail dot com
Lillian looks like my granddaughter
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rahel ....my lil grand would love her.
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my niece would love Dell, she looks like her!! thanks!
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I think Dell is most like my daughter! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletemrsmchappell at gmail dot com
My daughter likes Nahji.
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Dell!
ReplyDeleteWe identify most with Consuelo since we're Latino.
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Lilian :)
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Louis
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Tell is most like my daughter
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is most like Dell she loves giving items to those who are in need
ReplyDeleteJamie Brigham
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My youngest granddaughter is half Latino so either Consuelo from Mexico City or Lilian from Belarus.
ReplyDeletegrannylovesgiftbaskets@hotmail.com
My daughter would love to have the Dell doll
ReplyDeletemframe00@gmail.com
I would have to pick Dell!
ReplyDeletekhyde19@yahoo.com
They love Rahel because they have finally seen a doll with hair just like theirs
ReplyDeletei would choose Rahel from Ethiopia for my daughter
ReplyDeleteI'd have to say Consuelo because Mexico is our neighbor to the south, and we have a lot of hispanic friends!
ReplyDeletecoriwestphal at msn dot com
we would love dell
ReplyDeleteI think my daughter would enjoy Consuelo from Mexico City. My husband is part Hispanic so it is part of her ancestry.
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