#LeadFree: Little Mommy

ByTamara November 30, 2017

I test everything. STFU. Call me if you have questions. 😠

Fisher Price “Little Mommy” doll, year unknown: Lead Free.
Year not known.
Tested in 2014.

Here’s a link to the current version of this doll on Amazon*!

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