Brazil's "reborn baby" phenomenon has drawn international attention. The trend of ultra-realistic dolls, which has been ...

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

Widely circulated videos showing women taking the hyper-realistic dolls to the park in strollers became a flashpoint in ...

To some, the dolls, known as reborn dolls, provide comfort, escape or just plain fun. But politicians across Brazil have ...

Popular in Western countries, these hyper-realistic baby dolls are used for therapy to provide emotional comfort and support ...

A mom of two, who has built an online following showcasing her lifelike reborn dolls, is sharing her heartbreak after ...

There's a surprising link between infants taken to hospital in Brazil seeking medical help and a baby taken into parliament ...

Some of the so-called "reborn" dolls cry, suck dummies, pee, have nails, eyelashes and veins. But what really sets them apart ...

In Brazil, Gabi Matos finds comfort in her collection of reborn dolls, but not everyone understands her passion.

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

These dolls can even "cry, suck on pacifiers and even pee" just like real newborns. Most are made from silicone or vinyl.