NEED TO KNOW Lifelike dolls, known as reborn dolls, have been popular for two decades and can cost up to $5,000 Collectors have many reasons for buying the dolls, such as grieving after pregnancy ...

Videos featuring emotional moments between "reborn mothers" and their hyper-realistic baby dolls have sparked both online fascination and political debate in Brazil, with lawmakers even bringing ...

The Reborn baby doll community, a group making content of their hyper-realistic dolls, does not come without its haters.

Parents grieving the loss of a child is an all too common yet devastating part of life. Reborn dolls, dolls that are completely transformed by an artist to resemble a human baby, are being used to ...

A mom of two, who has built an online following showcasing her lifelike reborn dolls, is sharing her heartbreak after pregnancy loss – and how the dolls have helped her.

Berlin-based photographer Lena Kunz set out to chronicle the world of "Reborns"—meticulously crafted baby dolls—and the people who love them.

The psychology behind collecting Reborn dolls is complex. In some cases, women who collect the dolls have lost a baby or suffered from repeated miscarriages, as ABC reported.

The rise of lifelike “reborn” baby dolls in Brazil has triggered emotional reactions, viral videos, and even political disputes.

Margriet Shein is determined to shake off the misconceptions surrounding her lifelike baby dolls despite the abuse she has received online - she insists they can help people more than you realise ...

Why Some Women Pay Up to $5,000 for Life-Like, 'Reborn' Baby Dolls: Some Are Grieving, Others Think 'They're Cute' "You see a doll, I see a baby that I never got to hold,” a woman said after ...