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A new study has found that children who play with dolls designed to look like real babies cry less and are less likely to experience stress than those who play with traditional dolls.

The research, conducted by the University of Roehampton in the UK, looked at the effects of two different types of dolls on a group of four-year-old girls.



Some of the girls were given a traditional doll to play with, while the others were given a doll that was designed to look like a real baby.

The girls were then asked to complete a series of tasks, including a stress-inducing one where they had to put their hand in a container of ice water.



The researchers found that the girls who played with the traditional dolls cried more and showed more signs of stress during the ice water task than the girls who played with the baby dolls.

The study's lead author, Dr.

Sarah Rose, said that the findings suggest that traditional dolls may not be the best choice for children, as they can cause more stress than they relieve.

This research suggests that for some children, traditional dolls may not be the best choice of toy," she said.

"Dolls that look like real babies may be a better option, as they appear to reduce stress in children.""