The Idea Behind This Doll Hospital is Nice But it Doesn't Stop it Being Creepy

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1/9 The doll’s head is immersed in boiling water to soften it up before new eyes are inserted.
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4/9 A damaged doll has had its’ head re-attached by doll repairer Kerry Stuart.
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6/9 “The smiles on the faces of the owners when they come to pick up their doll, is wonderful.”
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7/9 Dolls come from all around Australia to ‘get surgery’ at the Sydney’s Doll Hospital.
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9/9 Eyes need to be matched for each doll.
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In Australia there is a place called the Doll Hospital that respects the fact that even though dolls can be terrifying; children still love them!

Originally opening in 1913, the Doll Hospital is still operational, employing 12 "doll surgeons" and repairing over 200 dolls a month. The adorable thing is that many of the work is done for what the hospital affectionately calls 'big children' or older women who want their old dolls preserved so they can gift them to their children and grandchildren. AWWWWW!!

Source: www.shazzarazza.com, www.viralnova.com

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