Doll Strollers: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. One of the earliest patents for a doll stroller belongs to Arthur Wasserman. In 1949 he created a model that had a canopy, small storage area, and a very tall handle placed at a 45-degree angle. In 1962, it was further improved on by making a version with a detachable body. This gave children the option to carry their dolls in a bassinet, or to place that bassinet on a chair next to them. The inventor of the later version then came out with a collapsible model.
Fact #2. The next advancement allowed them to mimic strollers in having adjustable positions. In this version, he wanted to make something that was more affordable but remained simple in form and function. In the early 1980s, inventor John Zaruba aimed to make one that was functional, but also artistic, with his ferris-wheel stroller.
Fact #3. Dolls have always been popular among kids. In fact, several have made it onto the list of the most influential toys of all time. In order to make it on that list, it has to appeal to some deeper need. They provide a number of developmental benefits for children. Boys, in particular can benefit.
Fact #4. Taking care of one can help a child practice taking care of him or herself. Through the acts of changing clothes, children get better at putting their own garments on. Because they like to mimic their parents, they may do things like check the diaper on a regular schedule. This, in turn, forces them to think about their own bathroom habits. All of these acts also help your child develop sequencing skills.
Fact #5. As your child becomes more attached to the doll, this gives you the opportunity for important lessons. Many children don't want to sit down long enough to focus on a book all the time. Using a toy they're enamoured with can help with that problem. You can also ask your child how the doll might feel about a certain circumstance. Their answer will likely have to do with their own feelings.