As you can imagine, with all that technology and possibility, your little one can absolutely NOT get Luvabella wet.

A doll that can learn 100 words and play with hundreds of movements and sounds will also NOT be durable. All the technology on Luvabella that makes it great also makes it vulnerable to rough play.

One feature that distinguishes Luvabella from other interactive dolls is that it can be “taught” to speak.

When the doll’s batteries are low, she will YAWN and say, “SO SO TIRED.” She will then close her eyes and shut off. If she doesn’t do this, the batteries aren’t the problem.Luvabella is a high-tech interactive doll, and she has the technical points to prove it: Light sensitive eyes Rear touch sensor Touch sensor belly Foot touch sensors Speakers Microphone Internal microchip If you’re familiar with the Fingerlings monkey robots that are sitting on your finger, Luvabella is a more high-tech version of the same technology. Only she can do more … 2. Luvabella makes more than 100 movements and sounds. Once the batteries are installed, there’s a volume switch next to the compartment. Switch it to the middle, and you’re at half volume – and all the way across to the right is at full volume. WAKING UP LUVABELLA NEWBORN We really do love our Luvabella – she’s a wonderful little thing and really does keep the children entertained. She won’t be a one hit wonder, that’s for sure! We’ve had Luvabella about a month now and she is still a regular toy to be played with. I think this really is going to be one of the top rated toys for the festive season so make sure you grab yours before they sell out! As an exhausted mom to 3 beautiful boys aged 5-11, Keep Up With the Jones Family began as a family blog and turned into my passion. Childhood is gone in the blink of an eye [except the sleepless nights part, that lasts for decades I think] and I wanted to enjoy every moment I could and make it as fun as possible.