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>>> we are back with "sara on the streets."
>> this week's topic the breast-feeding baby doll .
>> i spoke to moms and dads shopping in the nbc experience store to find out whether they think this doll is innovative or insane. take a look. would you buy this baby doll for your daughter?
>> sure, i would. i have a great niece i may buy for her. it's the most natural thing in the world and should be encouraged.
>> i think the age you might buy the baby doll for, it might be hard to explain.
>> because children watch their parents drive does not mean they would go out and drive.
>> my kids are older, but when they were young they were only 20 months apart, it would have been ideal for my older girl when i was pregnant with my second daughter to really experience that.
>> it's not explicit. you're not seeing anything. you're not seeing actual breasts.
>> it encourages breast-feeding in a public environment. i'm not sure i'm that sort of up with that, to be perfectly honest.
>> i would definitely buy it. her parents are very open to showing everything in real life .
>> want to breast-feed the baby.
>> no. that's fine. been there, done that.
>> been there, done that, now they're down here.
>> it was a mixed bag. i like the one when you have kids back to back a lot of times they are jealous of the baby so it gives them a chance.
>> people weren't freaked out when they saw the idea.
>> i really thought they would be.
>> why?
>> some parents pointed out kids take babies everywhere so your kid will park down in the i hop and start breast-feeding.
>> it looks like they are playing in a natural way like that to me.
>> they are breast petals.
>> they have flowers. i don't see the damage in the whole thing. i may be completely wrong. we'll raise a whole generation of perverts, but
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