Maternity dress for a doll which simulates pregnancy
CA 2091095 A1 · Owner: Fogarty, A. Edward · Inventors: Fogarty, A. Edward; Fogarty, Bonnie R.; Fogarty, A. Edward
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A removable maternity dress (10) for a doll (D) which simulates pregnancy and child delivery and which may be easily adapted to a conventional doll (D). The invention includes a doll dress (14) preferably made of nonstretchable flexible fabric having a concealed upright front pocket (28) connected thereto. The pocket (28) is sized to receive a baby doll (52) insertable thereinthrough a flapped lower opening at the bottom of the pocket (28). Removal of the baby doll (52) from the pocket (28) downwardly through the lower opening simulates child birth. A front opening (20) in the dress (14) adjacent the pocket (28) coverable by an apron-like fabric sheet (16) may also be provided. A layer of …
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- Filed March 5, 1993. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended March 5, 2013.
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