Brazil's "reborn baby" phenomenon has drawn international attention. The trend of ultra-realistic dolls, which has been rapidly growing in the country, even made headlines in The New York Times.

A viral video circulated on the internet where a Brazilian woman was seen taking a “reborn doll” to the hospital for a ...

A growing craze for ultra-realistic "reborn dolls" is sweeping Brazil, with influencers posting emotional, lifelike scenarios ...

Or the photos live on my phone with thousands of other photos that never ... ball-jointed dolls; and the very popular Reborn dolls that look like real babies. The dolls can cost serious collectors ...

The lifelike dolls, known as reborn dolls, can help people grieving after pregnancy loss, serve as a form of therapy for ...

"It has been very therapeutic for me." The women are part of a niche community of people that collect reborn dolls – some of which can cost up to $5,000. “We get people that have had babies ...

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 loss or enjoying ...

Brazil is witnessing a unique cultural and political moment as hyper-realistic “reborn” baby dolls gain massive online popularity and stir heated discussions in legislative halls, according to ...