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2/28/2024

Just a collection of photos of the Avery Twins and baby Mika, to show their size comparison.

The baby elves were first released last May, and I ordered one, not really having worked out in my head where it would fit into my doll families. Then in September DHS released the baby elves a second time, but with an assortment of different faceplates. So I ordered a second one with all the faceplates - laughing, straight, grumpy, and sleeping. The first baby arrived last summer, and had already been adopted by Agnes and Matias, and the second one which was due any time, was going to end up with the House Elves, so I wanted to see how it would fit in with the Avery twins.

Dorothy

2/28/2024 03:09:28 pm

They are all cuties. When the baby elf is standing she doesn't look so much smaller than the Averys but when she is seated she does look smaller. I think, for me, it's because she has a baby face and that makes her seem smaller.

Donna

2/28/2024 03:53:08 pm

If anyone is in need of a good smile, these photos will do it! 😄
It is impossible not to smile!

To me, Mika looks fine with the Avery twins. Since she's half elf and half human, that she looks a little bigger than you might expect for a baby elf isn't really a problem. The three of them are adorable together and pretty obviously enjoy each other's company!

Martha

2/28/2024 04:54:00 pm

Mika is part of Agnes and Matias' family and there she's half human and half elf. But the second Baby Elf who is the exact same size, will be just an 'elf'. I had originally thought that the baby elf would be far too big to be part of a House Elf Family, but then I ordered a second one anyway. I figure she definitely doesn't look like a very young baby, so that makes her a toddler. And these House Elves are all very short people anyways, and their kids are all quite big in comparison to the adults. So it will be just fine. It is a Fantasy world after all.

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