Zuru’s pregnant doll with detachable baby prompts mixed debate online

A controversial new toy doll that features a removable baby from its abdomen has sparked intense online debate. The doll's unconventional design has gained viral attention, drawing mixed reactions from social media users. While some find the humorous take on realistic birth relatable, others feel it crosses a line in appropriateness for young children, prompting a larger conversation about the realities we incorporate into playthings.

A toy that lets children recreate a miniature childbirth scene has sparked a wave of reactions online. The unusual doll features a removable baby inside its belly, allowing users to take the tiny figure out and then place it in the doll’s arms.Made by US-based toy company Zuru, the set, called ‘My Mini Baby Mom and Baby Surprise’, has attracted attention after an unboxing video showcasing its unusual design surfaced on Instagram.How the pregnant doll worksThe toy comes with a doll designed with a large, rounded belly to give it a visibly pregnant appearance. Inside the belly is a miniature baby, which can be removed as part of the play experience. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Toy Unboxing (@xoxo.toyz) An unboxing video posted by Instagram account Xoxo Toyz showed the process in detail. The baby is taken out from what appears to be an amniotic bag before being dressed and placed in the doll’s arms.Once the baby has been removed, the doll’s stomach can be closed again, allowing the process to be repeated.The video was shared with the caption, “Unboxing Zuru My Mini Baby Mom and Baby Surprise!"Internet questions the toy’s designThe unusual concept quickly became a talking point among social media users, with many questioning whether a toy depicting childbirth in such a direct way is appropriate for young children.“I don’t think this is suitable for children," one person commented.“Something like this exists?" another user asked.Some commenters took a humorous approach to the toy, with one writing, “Father sold separately," while another joked, “This looks like a man’s idea of delivering a kid!"'Life Ka Sabse Bada Dhan': Childhood Friends Dress Up As Students, Reunite After 50 Years To Relive Old Days - VIDEO Viewers share strong reactionsThe design also drew more critical responses from some viewers who found the concept uncomfortable or unnecessary.“It’s one of the weirdest, most unpleasant and unnecessary toys I’ve ever seen, and I think it can negatively affect children’s thinking," one user wrote.Others focused on the novelty of the concept rather than criticising it. “I wish it was this easy," one person commented, while another asked, “How long will it take to raise that baby?"“This is not for kids," another user said.