Dr. Barbie was first copyrighted / released in 1993 / 1994 under the number #11160. To see other dolls from 1994, click here. Dr. Barbie has the Superstar head mold. To see other dolls with this head mold, click here. She came with one baby (which could vary between four styles), and she was manufactured in China or Indonesia. She was also released in an AA version.
In 1995, Dr. Barbie was released again, this time with three babies, under the number #14309. She also came out in a Special Edition pack with more accessories as #15803. Both of these versions were manufactured in Indonesia.
Finally, a brunette version of the 1993/1994 version of Dr. Barbie was released as an exclusive for the 35th Anniversary Festival at Walt Disney World in 1994 (Limited Edition of 1500). The Festival doll was rooted with brown hair instead of the blonde hair of the regular release, and she came with two consistent babies instead of one variable baby. The Festival doll can be found in both “Made in China” and “Made in Indonesia” variations. To see other Barbie convention dolls from 1994, click here. To see all other Barbie convention dolls, click here.
The babies in this set are in the Newborn style. To see other Newborn babies, click here. All four of them can be found in “Made in China” and “Made in Indonesia” versions. They are the same babies that came packaged with the AA version of Dr. Barbie.
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1993/ 1994 Version:
(Four Different Babies Possible)
Made in China:
Head shot coming someday
Made in Indonesia:
Head shot coming someday
1994 Box Side & Backcard:
1995 Regular Release (Babies Vary Between the Four Possibilities):
1995 Special Edition Set:
1994 Festival Brunette:
Made in China:
Made in Indonesia:
Festival Pamphlet:
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