Glenda Ewart ’s newborn dolls are so realistic and creepy that they will probably freak you out. Specially made for parents and mothers who want to remember how their children look when they born, these newborn dolls take more than a month to create and come with a custom smell, birthmarks, skin tone and even voice boxes to make them more accurate.
These creepy newborn dolls are experiencing high demand worldwide; it was even reported that some new owners took them in prams for walks. They look so realistic that in Australia, the police smashed a car window to rescue the ‘baby.’
Glenda Ewart expressed, “I spend too much time on each one, but I really enjoy every moment of it.”
What's Driving This Trend
- Realistic Dolls
- The trend of creating realistic dolls opens up opportunities for customization and sensory augmentation.
- Emotional Attachment
- The trend of emotional attachment to inanimate objects disrupts the traditional toy industry and creates opportunities for unique experiences.
- Nostalgia-based Products
- The trend of nostalgia-based products opens up opportunities for businesses to capitalize on people's desire to remember and relive the past.
Who This Affects Most
- Toy Industry
- The toy industry has an opportunity to explore emotional attachment and realistic customization in their products.
- Specialty Dolls Industry
- The specialty dolls industry has an opportunity to expand into the market of realistic replicas for parents and collectors.
- Memorabilia Industry
- The memorabilia industry has an opportunity to create customized replicas of sentimental items for individuals to preserve their memories.
