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	Baby Toola Roola: One of the G3 Newborn Cuties. Their faces are actually quite similar to the G1 newborns which I appreciate. These ones are bigger though. Funnily enough they're bigger than the other baby ponies, their heads at least. They're pretty disproportionate. But I guess that's how things roll in Pony Land.
	Baby Toola Roola comes with a hat/bonnet thing, some stacking blocks which can clip to her leg/arm and ... yeah that's it. She has a ribbon stick to her head, it's not supposed to be detachable, so I'll leave it and her hair is really curly and very soft.
	There is a drawing of her cutie mark over her bottom on her nappy. The nappy isn't detachable either. Unless it's not actually a nappy at all and baby MLP's just have deformed bottoms.
	Baby Star Song: Another mutant baby pony. The hair on these things is so soft to touch. I love it.  Apparently Star Song is celebrating her birthday. It says so on the package. I find it vaguely worrying that they have bows surgically attached to their fore-heads but you know how it is in Pony Land. I guess.
	Star Song came with a party hat, assumably in conjunction with the whole birthday theme of the set. She also has a star shaped balloon with the nimber 1 on it. Perhaps it's her first birthday? Anywho, all you pony enthused looners out there should keep an eye out for this one.
	Baby Sweetie Belle: This set is freaking sweet. And that's not just a reference to Sweetie Belle's name! She's another baby pony incase you didn't get that. I wonder where their tails are come to think of it... Are they tucked into their diapers or do they just not grow until later?
	So, the set comes with a hat which fits on her head, a massive pram which can move and all that jazz (although it is actually talled than the aduly G3 ponies so dunno what's going on there). It also has a little bag which can hang from the pram and a bottle which fits in the baby ponies mouths. That's all.
	Scootaloo child: These ponies freak me out! They seem to be new. As far as I can gather they're supposed to be child versions of the adult ponies. They have large heads and come with hair brushes. But from the looks of their feet some playsets aren't far off.
	Sweetie Belle child: Sweetie Belle is apprently the youngest pony and so she is around half the size of the others in the bizarrely disproportionate set. Even though she is smaller and only comes with a brush, same as the others, she costs the same price. I'd almost feel ripped off if there wasn't a sale at the toy store. Wow... I really do need to get a life.
	Star Flower: I found this pony in an opp-shop near TAFE. She cost $1. I was very excited as I don't have a pony quite like her, to be honest I'm getting a little tired of seeing the core ponies in the stores all the time these days, it was more fun when they had random exciting ponies such as this. Her cutie mark is the best too, it has all these tiny spirals drawn in it.