Spin Off Lines
- What's Her Baby?: A line of two toddler-type dolls with rooted hair instead of a wig. Kissy Face has rubber-stamping lips that extend from the face by way of a lever in the back. The lips could also be traded for a pacifier. Pixie Do has a long braid that extended and retracted from the top of the head. Both dolls were only available with light skin. A Third "What's Her Baby?" Character, "Stylin' Steps", was at least planned, for she appeared on the (now-defunct) whatsherface.com Website, but was evidently never produced.
- "Whatever" Pet: Comes with multiple sets of snap-on ears and tails to create the appearance of different animals.
- There was also a playset, "What's Her Space?", full of two- and three-way transformable furniture (a chair became a TV, the couch became a bathtub became a bed, etc.), and a What's Her Face Tote Bag, which was a Toys "R" Us exclusive giveaway in 2002 with purchase of a Doll.
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