Hearts For Hearts Girls Giveaway!

Changing the World One Heart at a Time! That is the goal of the new Hearts For Hearts Girls doll line and fashion collection from Playmates Toys. The collection features six dolls from around the world, each with an inspiring story to share.The authentically dressed and lifelike dolls each represent a girl who is working to change her community in ways that are unique to her home country. Included with each doll are a friendship bracelet and a story booklet that explains how these multicultural girls live and contribute to their families, communities, and culture. Each doll also comes with a special code that unlocks a free membership to the kid-safe Hearts for Hearts Girls Website, which features: Additional information about each of the Hearts For Hearts Girls and the countries in which they live,
Educational activities and lively games that are fun and rich in culture, and Intriguing stories about real girls who are making a difference. To further bring to light each Hearts For Hearts Girls’ culture, additional outfits are available for the dolls, so that your little girl can envision her doll’s story as she plays and changes the doll’s attire.

Additionally, through a partnership with World Vision3, a portion of the proceeds from the sale of each Hearts For Hearts Girls doll is donated to programs that support girls in that doll’s country. Whether it’s malaria nets in Africa, schoolbooks in Asia, or food supplies in the United States, these programs help girls worldwide to thrive and succeed.

I have to say that I am impressed with this doll. It is a high quality doll. I love the educational component to it too. Most of all though, Madison like it. It was easy for her to play with, and she loved going online to learn more about her Tipi from Laos. Based on a real girl who shares her art and storytelling with others through dancing, drawing, and puppetry, Tipi leads her school in a mural contest in hopes of winning much-needed books for her class. All of Tipi's interests are Madison's so she definitely felt connected.

Since Madison and I loved the Hearts For Hearts dolls, I have arranged for one lucky reader to get a Hearts For Hearts prize pack. In it, you will find one One Hearts For Hearts Girl, accompanied by a friendship bracelet, story booklet, donation for girls in need through partner World Vision and a special product code you can use to unlock a free membership to the Hearts For Hearts Girls website, which provides access to the “myHeart” page and an array of games and activities and an outfit that is authentic to one of the Hearts for Hearts Girls’ culture, in which your child can also dress her doll. Here's what you need to do:


Disclosure: The Hearts For Hearts Girls doll, and information have been provided by Playmates Toys through MyBlogSpark.

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This Post Has 51 Comments

  1. valerie mabrey October 10, 2011Reply

    Nahji who hails from Assam, India
    vmkids3 at msn dot com

  2. Rebecca Graham October 10, 2011Reply

    Tipi from Laos.

  3. karen M October 11, 2011Reply

    I would love to introduce Dell from Kentucky’s Appalachian Mountains to our gal

  4. EMMA L HORTON October 11, 2011Reply

    LILIAN

  5. brittney October 11, 2011Reply

    dell
    brittneydejajason at gmail dot com

  6. Terry C October 11, 2011Reply

    She'd like Lilian of Belarus.

  8. Kristen October 11, 2011Reply

    We'd like Tipi

  10. Crystal F October 11, 2011Reply

    I think my daughter would like Dell. She's only in 2nd grade so she still has a lot to learn about America. thank you!!

  11. Shawna B October 11, 2011Reply

    My daughter said she wants to see consuelo.

  12. Mami2jcn October 12, 2011Reply

    My daughter would love Consuelo from Mexico City.

  13. Mama Zen October 12, 2011Reply

    I think my daughter would like Dell!

  14. Tracy Hansen October 12, 2011Reply

    We like Lilian

  15. bev October 12, 2011Reply

    My little girl loves tipi and has for a long time but I did'nt have the money to buy it just dollor store stuff I hope we win!!!

  16. bev October 12, 2011Reply

    My little girl loves tipi .

  17. bev October 12, 2011Reply

    My little girl loves tipi.

  18. bev October 12, 2011Reply

    My little gir loves tipi.

  19. bev October 12, 2011Reply

    My little girl loves tipi and would like to win it.

  20. bev October 12, 2011Reply

    I'm Low income and work hard but can't buy the extras
    for my little girl she loves tipi.

  21. bev October 12, 2011Reply

    I woud love to give my little girl tipi.

  22. bev October 12, 2011Reply

    My little girl is 5 and loves tipi hope to win.

  23. bev October 12, 2011Reply

    I hope to win tipi thanks for the chance.

  24. Susan Chester October 12, 2011Reply

    I think my granddaughter would love Dell. We are planning a trip to the Appalachians next year.
    smchester at gmail dot com

  25. Monica Lavoie October 12, 2011Reply

    I would love the Consulea doll for my little girl since she is half Mexican.

    Thanks!

  26. Renee B. October 12, 2011Reply

    Lilian from Belarus.

  27. Nicole Hopkins October 13, 2011Reply

    My daughter would like Nahji, we sponsor a boy from India through Compassion International

  28. Marcela October 13, 2011Reply

    Consuelo from Mexico would be our favorite!

  29. Kendra Gillilan October 13, 2011Reply

    lilian–what a great way to teach about other children

  30. Kristi C October 13, 2011Reply

    My child would like to learn about Lilian.

  31. Christine Jensen October 14, 2011Reply

    Tipi from Laos 🙂

  32. Debbie jackson October 15, 2011Reply

    we would love dell

  33. Daniel M October 15, 2011Reply

    my niece says tipi

  34. Patty White October 16, 2011Reply

    Dell from the heart of Kentucky’s Appalachian Mountains

  35. Ruth October 16, 2011Reply

    Tipi from Laos would be my daughters favorite – she loves art and writing stories!

  36. Gina Hamm October 16, 2011Reply

    Nahji! My daughter picked her because she says, "I think she and I would have the most in common, she could drink tea and eat Indian curry with us mama". My daughter is so adorable, lol!!!!

  37. Ellen C. October 16, 2011Reply

    My daughter would like Dell. Thanks for the chance.

  38. Patty October 16, 2011Reply

    I think any of them would be great but I wil choose Dell from Kentucky. I would like to teach my granddaughters how to knit so they can help others with their knitted projects.

  40. ReggieMann October 17, 2011Reply

    Consuelo from Mexico City would be great for my niece

  41. Rebecca Peters October 17, 2011Reply

    We would like Lilian !!!

  42. Beth McLeod October 17, 2011Reply

    I would like to learn more about Lillian!

  43. Jenn S. October 17, 2011Reply

    I think my daughter would most like to meet Tipi from Laos.

  44. Darcie K October 17, 2011Reply

    I think my daughter would love them all, but maybe Lilian

  45. Terri S. October 17, 2011Reply

    I think my granddaughter would love Lilian and learn about her and her culture in Belarus. 🙂

  46. Michelle Hagewood October 17, 2011Reply

    My daughter would like Nahji

    boylaneely at hotmail dot com

  47. Patricia Crowley October 17, 2011Reply

    I think my girls would like Tipi

  48. amanda October 17, 2011Reply

    my daughter would llove to spend time with dell

  49. Jen Harriman October 17, 2011Reply

    My daughter would like Lillian the best

  50. crystal l allen October 17, 2011Reply

    we would welcome lilian of belarus in our home crystal l allen

  51. Heidi October 17, 2011Reply

    I think my daughter would like Dell!
    textbookmommy at gmail dot com

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