Gramma loves you

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I've seen these Gramma and Granpa dolls in many catalogs, so somebody must have bought them. I just don't understand the appeal, not that I have anything aganst grandpeople, far from it but it just seems kind of weird to have a cradle for elderly people.

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[HardyGirl]

I guess this is the generic of Mrs. Beasley, and I never got the appeal of her either. When I played house, I wanted to be the mommy, not have a doll be mommy or gramma over me!

[megoscott]

Don't expose yourself to Gramma Radiation

[Meule]

[thunderbolt]

For those kids that want to play "Nursing Home"

[MIB41]

And let's not forget the highly sought after variant "Incontinent Gramma" with the first ever "Depends" undergarment.

[big_geek_3rd]

I don't know why this ad makes my heart hurt. I see kids needing this who don't have loving grandparents, or live too far away to spend time with them.

AND I had the best grandparents in the world. Spent as much time there as I did at home.

[palitoy]

The Gramma cradle is something I just noticed, weird.

[David Lee]

The Gramma cradle is something I just noticed, weird.

Yea! nothing says comfort like lying in a hollowed out old woman?!

-Dave

[huedell]

Gives "From the cradle to the grave" a whole new meaning.

[Godzilla]

My sister had them both.

[ctc]

>let's not forget the highly sought after variant "Incontinent Gramma"

To quote my buddy Chad: "I'm like a water balloon filled with love...."

>nothing says comfort like lying in a hollowed out old woman

....and I thought they smelled bad.... on the OUTSIDE....

Don C.

[huedell]

>nothing says comfort like lying in a hollowed out old woman

....and I thought they smelled bad.... on the OUTSIDE....

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