Hasbro is launching a Baby Alive animated series on YouTube.
Created in partnership with eOne, the 20 episode series follows Charlie, a seven-year-old girl who uses her imagination to care for her Baby Alive dolls. The show will also introduce her magical friends – and a new product segment for Baby Alive – the Glo Pixies.
Accompanying the series are two new Baby Alive dolls inspired by characters from the show. Baby Alive Lulu Achoo is a doll that sneezes and covers her nose, while there’s also a line of Glo Pixies dolls and Glo Pixies Minis collectables.
The series can be viewed on the Baby Alive YouTube channel.
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