Today on The Isabel Brown Show, we’re diving into one of the strangest and most unsettling TikTok trends I’ve ever encountered: adults parenting hyper-realistic “reborn baby dolls” as if they were real children. We’re talking actual formula baby bottles, packing school lunches, and $300 car seats… for dolls.

It turns out, therapists are allegedly prescribing these dolls to women grieving infertility or infant loss — a practice that feels far closer to emotional torture than healing. We’re reacting to viral TikTok accounts where grown adults are role-playing entire family dynamics with unsettlingly realistic DOLLS.

Even more disturbing is the growing number of MEN collecting these dolls, undressing them on camera, and receiving comments asking where to “buy a baby.” We discuss the dangerous overlap between loneliness, commodification of children, and a culture telling women motherhood is selfish.

The reborn baby doll trend exposes just how broken our society is when fake babies feel “safer” than real families. If we care about reviving the American family, this cannot be the answer. Let’s talk about what’s really going on — and why women deserve better than silicone stand-ins.

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