Is The New Dora Doll too sexy"

it's not like she's got a d cup and a g-string on. i think she look exactly like what tweens look like now. i don't see her as racy or sexy as people are saying. does she have to stay chubby with a bowl cut to be ok for parents? because that's what i want for my daughter, to be fat with a bad haircut (sarcasm, for the ones that missed it). i swear, people, you guys are going to censor us into the grave. one person complains about prayer in school, so we lose that. someone complains about a video, youtube stops playing them. now we are complaining about a pretty girl on a cartoon.

I haven't seen her yet! My littlest granddaughter loves both her and Deigo....so if it doesn't look like Dora I am not sure the granddaugher will like it.

I read about that too. I don't care for the character at all anyway, but many kids do and it is a crying shame that society or manufactures or whoever, can't leave kids their imagenation.. Now the little girls are going to be watching Dora nad then wonder "what's up with Dora?" when they see "their" Dora older right after they see her younger! Why can't they just let her be as is? Why not make up a new charcter for that older age group - and to the point.. at the age they have the new doll at... aren't girls pretty much on their way out of the doll stage or watching that syle of tv show? All this does is teach the 4-6 year old littlle girls how to act older.Good grief, we've had Bart SImpson in the second grade for 25 years or so...why can't Dora stay the same age? And then are they going to age Diego - isn't that her brother? And maybe they should make Barbie a burnet or black hair and while at it,,, kermit needs to be blue these days and Elmo can grow out of red and be pink and Big Bird - orange would be a good color and make him shorter too! I say just stop trashing kids childhood. If they were loosing an age group, that'd be different.. but for every single child that "grows out of" Dora as is, there are a couple coming into that age to pick up where the older ones left off.

wow.. that is something new to me. haha. never seen any of dora doll or what they call cora dolls. hmmmm... maybe whenever i go to malls one of these days, i'll try checking it up on toy stores... happy posting and happy mylotting!

I haven't yet seen the new Dora doll, but i think i still stick to the old Dora which i love, i love her as a chubby and friend and happy little girl. But i still going to see what is this new Dora doll this weeked when we go to the toy shop. Happy posting.

Ok, I have to kind of chuckle....I am the mother of three and they are all girls and they all LOVE Dora. My oldest is six and she's lost that pudgy/stocky toddler look. She's tall and slim compared to her two sisters and has transitioned from Dora, who still looks toddlerish, to Hannah Montana, who is a star and full of glitter and glam. I don't have a problem with the "tween" Dora, I say thank GOD because there is nothing for that age that's out of toddlerism and not yet into the teen years. They are either stuck with frankly babish characters or with characters that are slightly too mature for their age. I am glad that there is at last something that is not clad in skimpy releaving clothing and coated in glitter and makeup that would make a hooker blush. I say GOOD JOB Nick, way to think on your feet! I hated the Bratz doll crazy and refused to let my kids have them for a long time because they had that "smart aleck" look painted on and looked oversexed and underage. I think parents can be comfortable with Dora as a tween for an alternative. I like Hannah Montana, and iCarly, don't get me wrong, but if there were something else out there for my six year old then they wouldn't be my first pick since they are geared for a middle age audience not an elementary school one. I don't see her as racy, quite the contrary, I think she's stylish and cute...kinda like my six year old the mini-fashionista.

This is the first I've heard of such a doll. I'll have to look for it to see for myself. I think there is a problem with marketing sexy things to children. I am not one who believes in keeping children naively innocent, rather I have a problem with the body images these dolls give to girls. They are a very bad example, since they don't look like regular human beings, and seem to promote a lot of sexy clothes.

I haven't seen the new Dora doll. I like the original Dora and don't know why they would want to be changing it. Is it more like a barbie doll now?

Wow. Just when I thought there were still good cartoons around for kids - I see this.

I saw it at the store over the weekend. I can't say I'm that crazy about it, but I wasn't too crazy about the original Dora either... just my opinion. But I don't think she's too sexy. She's wearing normal looking clothes... how is that too sexy? Just the long hair? Compaired to some of the other toys kids are subject to these days, especially those Bratz dolls, I certainly wouldn't say this new Dora is too racy. But again, as I said, I'm not crazy about the idea of changing her. I don't think the kids will like it much. I think they're trying to advirtise to an older crowd, and I just don't think that's going to fly.