Surprise Dolls have come under fire for what happens when you put some of them in water. Surprise Dolls into a bucket of ice water which reveals hidden outfits. Surprise Dolls were the top-selling toy in the U.S. in 2017, according to a press release. Another issue that has outraged parents in regards to the dolls is that some of them feature anatomically correct features. LottaLOL, a website dedicated to the dolls, says “most people think that LOL dolls have ALL the water surprises listed on the collector’s poster.

PAWTUCKET, R.I. – A Trolls doll is being pulled off store shelves amid complaints it promotes child abuse. An online petition suggests the doll is “conditioning our children to think pedophilia is OK.”“This is not okay for a child’s toy! That it’s fun when someone touches your private area?”The petition is addressed to major retailers including Target, Walmart and Amazon. Some Facebook and Twitter users have shared videos of the doll that show where the button is placed and the sounds the doll makes when it is pushed. Many social media users who have posted videos also note that the doll’s packaging doesn’t indicate that there is such a button.

Anyone else finding themselves spending more time than usual on social media, considering the coronavirus pandemic? But like most things, Facebook is whatever you want to make it. You don’t have to give up on social media in general, or even Facebook in particular. The social media giants say they’re working hard behind the scenes to remove bot accounts and build a better platform. In the meantime, here are some simple yet effective things you can do to make your own Facebook interactions less contentious and more civil.