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3. A reborn doll: an expensive and very lifelike doll that might be stock or made-to-order that is intended as:
 
3. A reborn doll: an expensive and very lifelike doll that might be stock or made-to-order that is intended as:
 
*a collectors item for adults
 
*a collectors item for adults
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*a [[substitute]] for a real baby for for adults, some who are coping with the loss of a child, an empty nest syndrome or those who are voluntarily or involuntarily without [[offspring]].<ref>http://fusion.net/story/330804/reborn-babies-mommies-realistic-dolls/</ref> A 50-minute BBC documentary about this phenomena entitled ''My Fake Baby'' was produced in 2008. The phenomena began appearing more often in the USA shortly after that. Some have expressed revulsion to the phenomena. An example of the phenomena was presented in the 1972 British science fiction film ''Z.P.G.'' (Zero Population Growth).
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*a [[substitute]] for a real baby for for adults, some who are coping with the loss of a child, an empty nest syndrome or those who are voluntarily or involuntarily without [[offspring]].<ref>http://fusion.net/story/330804/reborn-babies-mommies-realistic-dolls/</ref> A 50-minute BBC documentary about this phenomena entitled ''My Fake Baby'' was produced in 2008. The phenomena began appearing more often in the USA shortly after that. Some have expressed revulsion to the phenomena. An example of the phenomena was presented in the 1972 science fiction film ''Z.P.G.'' (Zero Population Growth).
    
4. A virtual baby, a software construction in the style of the much older and simpler Tamagotchi device, or more recent innovations such as virtual pets, that requires regular online attendance to satisfy its contrived needs.
 
4. A virtual baby, a software construction in the style of the much older and simpler Tamagotchi device, or more recent innovations such as virtual pets, that requires regular online attendance to satisfy its contrived needs.
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