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Loveable Lookalike Doll Review and Giveaway











Hi Neighbors,

I must tell you, my daughter (9) loves this! Lori (great name of course) allowed me to send her a picture of my daughters face and the back of her head to create this doll. Lori Reader is a mom who began this company when her children desired more time at bedtime after reading them a story.

Needless to say, I don't think M has put it down for long. She did change it into a skirt, as we wear skirts and dresses. She was able to choose a saying for her doll's t-shirt and chose "Mommy's Girl". I really like the idea behind the doll also. It will help calm a child at bedtime, or perhaps on a trip. If dad has to travel a lot, you could do a doll with his face. I needed to share this At the Fence!

Here is some information from the Loveable Lookalike website:

"Loveable Look-a-Like Dolls Are Making A Difference

Comfort, Security, Reassurance and Fun for Children and Adult
Have you ever wished you could clone yourself and be there to comfort and reassure children, family members and friends whenever they need you

Loveable Look-a-Like Dolls are the answer! Personalize them with your face — or any face you choose — and use our voice chip to leave a loving message, sing a song, or say a prayer. These dolls bring comfort and loving reminders to children, grandparents friends, and sweethearts. And they even help support memories for adults with Alzhiemer’s."
"Our Company HistoryPassionate about instilling the comfort of love and security in young children, Loveable Look-a-Like Founder Lori Reader drew on her own mothering experience to create a line of soft, personalized dolls. Hot pressed with the face of a special person in a child’s life, these unique dolls offer children an added level of comfort, especially at bedtime. The dolls also are the perfect solution to ease children of separation anxiety due to divorce, military deployment, parent business trips, pre-school, hospitalizations, visits with caregivers, or when they simply need some quiet relaxation time.
Get to know our CEO Lori Reader
After earning a degree in public relations, Lori, a graduate of Rowan University in New Jersey, took the helm as marketing director of her husband’s dental practice and soon positioned him as the premier dentist in Viera, FL, and the first Brevard County dentist certified in LUMINEERS by Cerinate, a revolutionary enhancement for correcting chips, stains, misalignments and spaces between teeth. Following that success, Lori set her sites on launching another successful enterprise that speaks to her passion as a mother.

When her four children were little, Lori had learned they all wanted her to snuggle with her at bedtime, and as she moved from bed to bed, they always begged for more time. One day inspiration struck, and the first Loveable Look-a-Like doll was born.

How We Create Loveable Look-a-Like DollsWhen Lori decided to introduce her Loveable Look-a-Like dolls to the public, she teamed up with textile expert Brenda Mulberry, CEO of Space Shirts in Merritt Island, Florida. Space Shirts, which manufactures and imprints Loveable Look-a-Like dolls, also is the premier designer of custom art produced for sale and promotional needs of the Kennedy Space Center, among many other industries and businesses nationwide. Brenda and her design team have created custom shirt designs and products for almost every Space Shuttle mission in the past decade. That same history and attention to detail helps ensure success of the Loveable Look-a-Like manufacturing enterprise.
Loveable Look-a-Like dolls are hot stamped and assembled at Space Shirts' large production facility, where a team of graphic artists, textile, marketing, and fulfillment experts help us ensure a high level of quality control for every Loveable Look-a-Like product.

Today, Loveable Look-a-Like fills orders from across the country for our unique dolls, which are made of soft cotton, and customized with photo faces of parents, grandparents, siblings or special friends, as well as digital voice recordings and hand-sewn outfits. Loveable Look-a-Like dolls are great for children to cuddle, tote to pre-school, bring on visits. They also help children feel close to someone they love, and can provide comfort during times of bereavement. For adults, Loveable Look-a-Likes are a fun gift, and can be imprinted with the face of a loved one for family members in nursing homes or Alzheimer's units.
"I hope you enjoy your Loveable Look-a-Like Doll as much as my family, friends and I do," said Lori Reader. Please contact us and let us know how Loveable Look-a-Likes make a difference in your life."
Lori has graciously offered to send a Loveable Lookalike kit to one of my neighbors. Here is how you can have a chance to win one of these dolls.
MANDATORY ENTRY:Go to the Loveable Lookalike website and look around. Come back and leave a comment letting me know who you would get this for. This must be done before you can enter another way. You do not have to have a blog, but you must leave a valid email where you can be contacted if you win. This giveaway will end 2/27 at 11:59 pm CST. I will use Random.org to choose a winner. If you enter any other way and have not completed the Mandatory Entry your comments will be removed.
Other ways to enter:
1. Become a Neighbor (follower) of this blog. Leave a comment to let me know that you have done this. Also leave a comment if you are already a neighbor.
2. Become a subscriber. Leave a comment that you did/do subscribe.
3. Follow me on Twitter. At the Fence Leave a comment so I will know you did/do this.
4. Post about this giveaway on your blog. Leave a link to the post. These counts as 2 entries, so leave 2 comments.
5. Tweet about this giveaway. You may do this once daily. One comment only per day.
Disclosure:I received no monetary compensation for this review and giveaway. I did receive one Loveable Lookalike Doll. All quotes are taken from the Loveable Lookalike Website. All thoughts and opinions are mine.

Comments

Jennifer said…
I would get this for my girls
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Tracy said…
I would definitely win this for my 3 year old daughter! :-)
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Sarah said…
I would get it for one of my daughters.

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I would get this for my daughter. Thanks for the chance!
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I would get this for my daughter
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I would get this for my 3 year old daughter. I think she would think it was wonderful to have a doll with her face on it. I think it would be intriguing for her.
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