Luvabell Mealtime Magic Mia is an interactive baby doll that is designed to make mealtime play even more fun and realistic. This doll comes with a variety of accessories and features that allow children to feed her and experience the joys and challenges of caring for a baby. One of the main features of Luvabell Mealtime Magic Mia is her ability to drink from her bottle and eat from her spoon. When children place the bottle or spoon near her mouth, she will make realistic feeding sounds and movements. This adds a level of interactivity and imagination to the play experience, as children can pretend to feed and care for their baby doll. In addition to feeding, Luvabell Mealtime Magic Mia also features other realistic functions.
In addition to feeding, Luvabell Mealtime Magic Mia also features other realistic functions. For example, she can burp and hiccup after being fed, just like a real baby. This adds to the authenticity of the play experience and allows children to learn about different aspects of caring for a baby.
Enchantments: Find the Magic in Yourself: A Beginner Witch's Guide (Hardcover)
This illustrated guide to altars, candles, tarot, and spell-building will teach you to protect your energy, honor your intuition, raise your vibration—and tap into your inner-witch.
“Enchantments will blow your mind and make you laugh while imparting expert knowledge of witchcraft and why it’s so needed today.”—NATASHA LYONNE
Mya Spalter spent years among candles, herbs, cats, witchy gifts, and spells as an employee at New York City’s oldest occult shop, Enchantments. In this beautifully illustrated book, Spalter sets out to share ways that she’s found to live life magically and maintain spiritual connection with the elements and the universe.
Spalter, a practicing witch herself, explores Wiccan history and offers an approachable compendium of witchcraft and magical knowledge that will equip you to construct your own original spells, build rituals around your intuition, harness the power of crystals, and create spell candles that can be used by witches everywhere. With Enchantments, Spalter creates a supportive and nonjudgmental space for you to become your own unique kind of witch.
Black and queer, Spalter has written this friendly, inclusive guide to witchcraft that will teach anyone how to:
• Build an altar: Find the right tools to model the grace and beauty you aspire to find in your life.
• Cast a self-love spell on yourself: Recognize your own strength and power to inspire happiness and fulfillment.
• Clear out negative energies: Identify and rid yourself of the things holding you back.
• Set meaningful intentions: Create daily practices that positively affect yourself and the world—and witches—around you.
You will learn why certain colors can help raise your vibrations, how to mix herbs for witchcraft, the keys to banishing unfriendly spirits (with cleansing rituals or even a dance party), and invaluable instructions in the timeless arts of astrology, tarot, crystals, and finding a parking spot downtown.
Open this book and enchant your own life!
About the Author
Mya Spalter is a writer, editor, and lifelong New Yorker. A longtime employee at Enchantments, New York’s oldest occult shop, she writes nonfiction about witchcraft and poetry about science. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and son.
Praise For…
“Hilariously conversational, deceptively deep, and phenomenally illustrated, Enchantments will blow your mind and make you laugh while imparting expert knowledge of witchcraft and why it’s so needed today.”—Natasha Lyonne, actress and producer
“Imagine that your best friend, a supremely cool, funny, and irreverent person, is also a witch willing to educate and inspire you toward your own witchy practice with humor, sass, and intelligence. Wouldn’t that be the greatest? Thankfully, Mya Spalter has written Enchantments, a book infused with jokes, real talk, occult know-how, stylish lingo, and serious best-friendliness. Enchantments has totally jump-started my own practice, and I am feeling the results daily. This book is magic—literally!”—Michelle Tea, author of Modern Tarot
“Part memoir, part recipe book, and part poetry collection, Enchantments lets readers in on the great secret of all witchcraft—that being a witch is about being free to be yourself. In a spirit of collaboration and community and with limber humor and wit, Mya Spalter empowers all of us to be the best magical practitioners we can be. A future classic for both new and experienced witches, or anyone in the mood for a little divination.”—Dorothea Lasky, author of Milk and co-creator of Astro Poets
“All the things you’ve always wanted to know about becoming a witch but were afraid to ask! We can all use more magic in our lives in these trying times, and Enchantments will help us get started. Now who wants to join my coven and cast some spells?!”—Kimya Dawson, singer/songwriter, The Moldy Peaches
- Body, Mind & Spirit / Witchcraft
- Religion / Wicca
- Body, Mind & Spirit / Occultism
This illustrated guide to altars, candles, tarot, and spell-building will teach you to protect your energy, honor your intuition, raise your vibration—and tap into your inner-witch.
“Enchantments will blow your mind and make you laugh while imparting expert knowledge of witchcraft and why it’s so needed today.”—NATASHA LYONNE
Luvabell Mealtime Magic Mia also comes with other accessories, such as a bib, bowl, and sippy cup. These accessories further enhance the play experience and allow children to engage in imaginative play scenarios. For example, they can pretend to feed Mia from the bowl or use the sippy cup to give her a drink. Overall, Luvabell Mealtime Magic Mia is a fun and interactive baby doll that encourages imaginative play and helps children learn about caring for a baby. With its realistic feeding and burping features, as well as additional accessories, this doll provides a unique and enjoyable play experience for children..
Reviews for "The Cutest Foodie Doll: Luvabell Mealtime Magic Mia"
- Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Luvabell mealtime magic Mia doll. It was marketed as being able to interact and respond to food, but the responses were so limited and repetitive. After a few minutes, my daughter lost interest in playing with it. The doll also had trouble recognizing the food accessories that came with it, which was frustrating. Overall, I don't think it's worth the price.
- Daniel - 1 star - The Luvabell mealtime magic Mia doll was a complete letdown. The doll's movements were very mechanical and not at all lifelike as advertised. It felt more like a toy from the early 2000s rather than a modern interactive doll. The feeding feature was also a hassle, as the doll would often spit out the food or get stuck trying to swallow it. I would not recommend this doll to anyone.
- Jennifer - 2 stars - I bought the Luvabell mealtime magic Mia doll for my niece and was not impressed with it at all. The doll's hair was constantly getting tangled and the accessories it came with were poorly made. It also didn't have many different phrases or responses, so it quickly became repetitive and boring. Overall, I feel like there are better interactive dolls on the market for the same price.