Reborn dolls fascinate, outrage Brazilians

Brazil is experiencing a surge in popularity of hyper-realistic "reborn" baby dolls, sparking both fascination and controversy across social media and in public spaces. The dolls, designed to look like real newborns, are being featured in videos showing people feeding, caring for, and even taking them to public places, leading to debates about their purpose and potential impact. Some lawmakers have even brought the dolls into legislative sessions. The trend has ignited discussions about the dolls' therapeutic value, artistic merit, and the societal perceptions of women's hobbies, with some collectors and artists facing online backlash and threats.