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Commentor Name:	Ann
Comments left:	Since my last comment on my newly acquired Baby Boo in my house called Keikee, I have tested her cryer. Although it works manually from pressing billow inside back of her battery case the crier inside her mouth doesn't.There are so many variables to test for problem it can't be done by a regular person. Lots of wiring, button on her chest stuck in "off" or "mute" position or broken, switch in mouth may not work anymore, battery connections could be bad, gears not go around when batteries in to work them-(they are attached to crier's billowing system). Who knows why crier stops working. I can tell you though you do not need the original pacifier to try to see if she will cry. Use a dumdum lollipop stick.You know-(the small one banks give out), that fits in hole in her mouth to hit crier switch.There are a few of these dolls on ebay in original clothes so if anyone is still looking try there. Also once in awhile shopgoodwill.com has them for sale too.Remember people not always know she's a BabyBoo.So be dilligent in looking @ the pics it could be her & seller not know her name.Good luck finding the just right Baby Boo for you!
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