Effortless childbirth: Judith the Mommy To Be Doll, which launched in 1991, came with a detachable pregnant belly and a baby inside. After the baby pops out, her tummy becomes instantly flatA pregnant doll from the early Nineties did not have to deal with the complications most mothers struggle with during and after childbirth.
Judith the Mommy To Be doll - which hit toy shelves in 1991 and bore an uncanny resemblance to Barbie - featured a detachable pregnant stomach and a baby inside, which, when the bump was removed, popped out with ease.
And the most miraculous part of Judith's stress-free 'delivery' was that once the baby came out, her stomach became instantly flat again.
Educational value: The Barbie-like toy was marketed as a way of '[helping] your child understand the mystery of life, while maintaining the magic'In a video for They Actually Made That?, the doll is shown sporting a funky denim-and-stripes maternity outfit and voluminous blonde hair.
Each doll - which could be purchased by mail order for $19.95 - is fitted with a detachable bump and a baby inside, whose gender remains a surprise until the 'delivery'.
Newborn: A spring-loaded baby pops out of Judith's detachable pregnant bellyWhen the belly is removed, the baby pops out and Judith's empty tummy is instantly replaced with a flat stomach.
According to an advertisement, the toy 'helps your child understand the mystery up new life, while maintaining the magic.'
Mommy-to-be doll features handy spring-loaded baby
No exercise needed: Once the baby is 'born', Judith's tummy immediately becomes flat againsource: read more at dailymail
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