Piper H. (pictured above)
Nursery schooler, Oceanside
What’s your doll’s name?
Samantha.
Why do you like her?
Because I like her.
What was that?
Because I like her.
Got it. Would you say she’s funny? Smart?
I love her.
Jordyn Kreiner
Fifth-grader, Huntington Station
Lilah DuVall
Preschooler, Scotch Plains, New Jersey
Annabelle Porcelli
First-grader, Bedford-Stuyvesant
I see you’re wearing a birthday sticker. Happy birthday!
It’s two more days until my real birthday. I’m turning 7.
I’m excited because there’s this pool, and if you’re not tall enough, your parents need to go in. But if you’re tall enough, you get to go by yourself and your parents can just relax.
Raquel Wallace
Prekindergartner, Wallingford, Pennsylvania
Joi Wise
Kindergartner, New Orleans, Louisiana
How’s your trip to New York going?
We first went to Philadelphia to go to Taylor’s graduation — she’s my big cousin. She’s going to be a doctor. And then we went to New York. We walked 100 miles.
Aisling Concannon
Second-grader, Floral Park
Hayden H., Kailyn W., and Kelsey W.
Students, Oceanside and Lynbrook
Serena Ardovini
Kindergartner, Bay Ridge
Maya McGough
Second-grader, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Who are you here with?
My sister, my mom, and my dad. My dad looked around and followed us wherever we went. My mom helped us pick out the stuff. I got an ambulance and a school. I thought it would be good for my American Girl doll to get to learn.
Giavanna and Madelyn Muccio
Fourth- and second-graders, Port Jefferson Station
Sydney MacKenzie
Second-grader, Kennebunk, Maine
Sierra Coners
Prekindergartner, Farmingdale
What’s the best part of being here?
The shopping. I saw the big picture of Makena and picked her. Her hair looks like mine when it’s in braids. I also got her this dress — it’s fancy and it looks like my dress. And then someone painted her nails and her toes!
Hannah K.
Prekindergartner, Longmeadow, Massachusetts
Addison Venti
Second-grader, Marshfield, Massachusetts
Lia Blanco
Third-grader, Morris Park
Bhoomi Chhattani
First-grader, Hoboken, New Jersey
What do you like to do in your free time?
Come home and force Mommy to play with me.
Janiyah B.
Second-grader, Maple Shade, New Jersey
Mara Summer
Preschooler, Upper East Side
Jordyn Kreiner
Fifth-grader, Huntington Station
Lilah DuVall
Preschooler, Scotch Plains, New Jersey
Annabelle Porcelli
First-grader, Bedford-Stuyvesant
I see you’re wearing a birthday sticker. Happy birthday!
It’s two more days until my real birthday. I’m turning 7.
I’m excited because there’s this pool, and if you’re not tall enough, your parents need to go in. But if you’re tall enough, you get to go by yourself and your parents can just relax.
Raquel Wallace
Prekindergartner, Wallingford, Pennsylvania
Joi Wise
Kindergartner, New Orleans, Louisiana
How’s your trip to New York going?
We first went to Philadelphia to go to Taylor’s graduation — she’s my big cousin. She’s going to be a doctor. And then we went to New York. We walked 100 miles.
Aisling Concannon
Second-grader, Floral Park
Hayden H., Kailyn W., and Kelsey W.
Students, Oceanside and Lynbrook
Serena Ardovini
Kindergartner, Bay Ridge
Maya McGough
Second-grader, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Who are you here with?
My sister, my mom, and my dad. My dad looked around and followed us wherever we went. My mom helped us pick out the stuff. I got an ambulance and a school. I thought it would be good for my American Girl doll to get to learn.
Giavanna and Madelyn Muccio
Fourth- and second-graders, Port Jefferson Station
Sydney MacKenzie
Second-grader, Kennebunk, Maine
Sierra Coners
Prekindergartner, Farmingdale
What’s the best part of being here?
The shopping. I saw the big picture of Makena and picked her. Her hair looks like mine when it’s in braids. I also got her this dress — it’s fancy and it looks like my dress. And then someone painted her nails and her toes!
Hannah K.
Prekindergartner, Longmeadow, Massachusetts
Addison Venti
Second-grader, Marshfield, Massachusetts
Lia Blanco
Third-grader, Morris Park
Bhoomi Chhattani
First-grader, Hoboken, New Jersey
What do you like to do in your free time?
Come home and force Mommy to play with me.
Janiyah B.
Second-grader, Maple Shade, New Jersey
Mara Summer
Preschooler, Upper East Side
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