The head and arms of the doll representing a baby are of thin card printed in colours. It extends to the chest only; there are no legs. As part of this is a feeding bottle, the teat in the mouth and held by the left hand while the right hand is holding the bottle. The bottle is shaped as a circular feeding bottle with an inner glass tube and an outer rubber one. *It is of a type known as a 'killer' bottle because it was almost impossible to clean and therefore germs built up inside.
The doll shape has been covered in white tissue paper to represent a long robe with puffed sleeves and a frilled bonnet. At the back of the head is a round label glued on giving the details of the publisher.