Parents in the United States may not be too familiar with Cry Baby dolls. The toy is manufactured by a company in Spain and is available in the United Kingdom.
The doll is supposed to make crying noises when the pacifier is removed, but Gail Turley, from Wales, believes the doll is making a very different kind of noise. Gail believes the doll is making pornographic sounds.
"My daughter is 2 and it's the only thing she's asked for," Gail told Daily Mail. "She saw it on the telly and has been shouting 'Cry Baby! Cry Baby!' ever since. So I bought one on eBay and got it delivered."
Turley opened the gift to make sure it worked, but instead, what the mother got was a shock.
"I was shocked! I thought 'Oh my God, I can't give this to Kayla now,'" she said. "To be honest, I don't know what I'm going to do with it. I might have to take it back. I'm not sure I can give it to her now!"
The mother believes the crying sounds more like erotic moaning than a real baby. Gail says the same thing happened to friends who bought the doll for their children.
"They all sound the same apparently. My friend just bought one and her husband had to take it back," she said.
According to Daily Mail, there are many negative reviews from frustrated parents who are upset because the doll sounds completely different in ads.
What do you think? Do you hear what Gail Turley hears?
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