Aboriginal Designed Baby Dolls!
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Currently on clearance! Limited availability!
Price listed is per doll.
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Clothing made and dolls painted with inspiration from Aboriginal dance, ceremony & tradition.
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34cm
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When I have done Aboriginal dancing the women/girls wore a range of dresses and skirts and the men/boys wore the traditional lap lap.
The paint represents ochre and being connected to our sacred land and Mother Earth.
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Ochre is type of rock clay used by Indigenous people for thousands of years. Ochre is a rock grounded down to a paste, used for art in caves, on artefacts, weapons, painted on men and women for ceremony and for other purposes and is still used and sacred to Aboriginal people today.
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Paint markings and clothing or colours may vary when ordering due to availability of fabrics and individuality of dolls.
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Other dolls in stock as well including girl & boy anatomically correct dolls (correct private parts) see shop...
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Please allow 1-3 weeks on this item. Possibly longer if purchasing in bulk for your day care.
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All of my dolls and houses fit into the EYLF:
1: Identity- Children develop knowledgeable and confident self identities
2: Connect & Contribute- Multicultural dolls allow children to respond to diversity with respect
3: Wellbeing- Supporting Indigenous children’s social and emotional wellbeing by providing dolls they can personally resonate with
4: Learning- Children are learning about our very important cultural history in a play based, age appropriate learning environment and including Indigenous lives apart of our every day play experiences
5: Communication- A wonderful way to extend on cultural learning, involving children in open discussions and the opportunity to extend children’s learning and thinking with a more wholistic natural approach