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Baby Dancing Dolls
Bddteam
Background Information
Started 2001
Affiliated Studio Dollhouse Dance Factory
Director Dianna Williams
Location Jackson, Mississippi
Appearance Information
First Appearance
You Better Bring It!
Last Appearance
TBA
Student information
Genders Females
Ages 6-10
Known Members Kayla Griffin
Taelar Felton
Kaylen 'Half Pint' Hudson

The Baby Dancing Dolls are a dance team from Jackson, Mississippi. The team is lead by Dianna Williams. This is a sub-team of the Dancing Dolls.

Overview[]

The Baby Dancing Dolls was formed in 2001 in Jackson, Mississippi by Dianna Williams. The team is based in the Dollhouse Dance Factory. The team consists of female dancers from ages 5-11.

Notable Members[]

Coaches[]

Dancers[]

  • Kayla Griffin - former captain in 2014, graduated to the Dancing Dolls.
  • Taelar Felton - former Baby Dancing Doll, left the team to pursue Basketball.
  • Destini Richardson - former Co-Captain from January 2014 (season 1), graduated to the Dancing Dolls.
  • Haleigh Johnson - former Baby Dancing Doll and Dancing Doll, no longer a Dancing Doll.
  • Kaylen "Half Pint" Hudson- former Co-Captain and former Doll due to moving away from Jackson.
  • Madison "Maddy" Winters - former Co-Captain in 2019 and currently a Drill Master in the Dancing Dolls.
  • Kyla Smith - former Baby Dancing Doll, left the team to pursue basketball. Sister to former Dancing Doll Caleda Cooper.
  • Camora - former Baby Dancing Doll.
  • Arianna - former Baby Dancing Doll.
  • Bailey - former Baby Dancing Doll.

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Season 1[]

You Better Bring It!

The Baby Dancing Dolls are seen in the episode but are not seen performing.

Battle in Memphis

The team participated in the field show alongside the Dancing Dolls.

The Wig is Off

The team participated in the African creative dance alongside the Dancing Dolls. The team win the creative dance category.

"Baby" Doll Don't Mean "Baby"

The team begins practice by competing against the Big Dolls in a stand battle. The captain of the Baby Dolls, Kayla, shows she is not intimidated by the Big Dolls and the team is eventually dismissed from practice.

The Baby Dolls performed well in the field show and beat the Prancing Tigerettes.

Street Battle

The Baby Dolls performed in the parade alongside the Dancing Dolls.

The Lock-In

The team beat the Diva Time Premier Steppers in a stand battle. This battle is not seen in this episode, but in Behind the Battles.

The Finale: Battle Royale

The Baby Dolls are featured in one of the Big Dolls stands called 'Tail Spin' and the stand is well received by the judges of the competition.

Miss D Breaks It Down

The team perform during this special episode and Dianna talks about the differences between training them vs. the Big Dolls. The Baby Dolls who perform are Destini, Kayla, Taeler, Kyla, and one other Baby Doll.

Behind the Battles

The unseen battle from The Lock-In between the Baby Dancing Dolls and the Diva Time Premier Steppers is shown. They win the battle.

Prom or Competition?

The team competed in the field show alongside the Dancing Dolls and won.

Baby Dolls vs. Baby Tigerettes

The team have a stand battle at this week's competition and the Big Dolls are helping them with practice. One of the dancers, Bailey, is criticised by Miss D and she cries.

On the second day of practice, another dancer, Arianna, is disrespectful to Miss D and is yelled at. At the competition, the Baby Dolls and the Baby Prancing Tigerettes both battled well and the judges asked for a tiebreaker. The Baby Dolls lost the battle.

Bucking for Revenge

The Big Dolls are tasked with helping the Baby Dolls in the parade this week. The team are split into two groups, one taught by Tamia and one taught by Camryn. Some of the Baby Dolls are struggling so Miss D has cuts and announces the group of Baby Dolls that make cuts. The parade goes well at the competition and they win the category.

Season 2[]

Miami Heat is Back

The Baby Dolls feature in one of the stands in the stand battle where choreographer, Tim, is dressed as Grace Jones. One of the dancers, Bailey, comes out in a car and "runs over" Tim. The team won the stand battle against the YCDT SupaStarz.

Baby Tiger Attack

The Baby Dolls are split into groups and each group are assigned a Big Doll for this week's baby competition. There is a solo and Haleigh and Destini both audition. Haleigh is chosen for the solo.

The day before the competition, the Baby Dolls are working on a chair stand for the competition which they are struggling with initially. Miss D decides to have the Baby Dolls battle the Big Dolls and then she does cuts. Three girls are cut.

Haleigh's solo goes well at the competition although she does dance a bit too fast during it. The team successfully executed the chair stand during the stand battle. The Baby Dolls lose to the Baby Prancing Tigerettes in both categories.

Rival Rehash

An unseen stand battle is shown between the Baby Dolls and the Little Q-Kidz from Baby Tiger Attack, which they win.

Season 3[]

Homecoming Hell

The Baby Dancing Dolls perform alongside the Dancing Dolls and the Dancing Doll Parents in the field show. The team win the field show category.

Rittany's Revolt

The Baby Dolls perform the introduction for the Big Dolls' trio which is well received by the judges.

Face the Music! It's the Finale!

The team are featured in the creative dance this week and the performance earns the Dancing Dolls first place.

Team Kayla vs. Team Dianna

During this week's events, the Baby Dancing Dolls are split in half to be on either Kayla's or Miss D's team.

Hoop Dreams Drama

The Baby Dolls are featured in this week's basketball-themed creative dance where they are playing a team of cheerleaders. The Baby Dolls and Big Dolls won first place for this performance.

Season 4[]

Losing Faith

This week's competition requires teams to have props incorporated into each stand in the stand battle. The Baby Dolls feature in two of the stands, one involving a crib and another featuring baby strollers.

A Tale of Two Dollhouses

There is a baby call-out round in this week's competition between the Jackson Dollhouse and the Birmingham Dollhouse. In Jackson, three Baby Dolls are chosen for the call-out round: Madyson, Lil' Makiyah, and Half Pint. Each Baby Doll is paired with a Big Doll to help them. Camryn coaches Madyson, Makalah coaches Lil' Makiyah, and Makya coaches Half Pint. There is also a pom-pom routine with the Big Dolls.

During practice, the Jackson Baby Dolls have trouble focusing during the pom-pom routine. When Half Pint is asked to show Kayla what they have worked on for the call-out round, she gets too nervous and she is sent off to keep working with Makya. They managed to increase her confidence by the end of that day's practice.

At the competition, the Jackson Baby Dolls beat the Birmingham Baby Dolls in the pom-pom routine.  Madyson and Half Pint win this round of the call-out round and Lil' Makiyah loses to Zariah from the Birmingham Baby Dolls.

Rumble in the Jungle

There is a baby trio in the competition this week and the Baby Dolls are doing a Minions-themed trio. The Baby Dolls audition for a place in the trio and the chosen dancers are McKenzie, Madyson, and A'Shari. During practice, Miss D tells the Baby Dolls to use more exaggerated facial expressions which causes Madyson's mother, Ann, to shout at Miss D due to frustration with her having shouted at Madyson before this. The team lost to the Baby Prancing Tigerettes at the competition.

Coach D Resigns

Half Pint, Camora, and Madyson are chosen to compete in the baby call-out round at this week's competition and Mr Torrey and Camryn work with the Baby Dolls on the call-out round. Madyson wins her round at the competition, Camora loses to a dancer from the Elite Starz of Nashville, and Half Pint wins her round. Thus the Baby Dancing Dolls win the call-out round.

National Pressure

Half Pint, Madyson, A'Shari, and McKenzie are entered into the junior group division at the Starbound National Talent Competition. Half Pint comes onto the stage late which causes the music to cut off early at the end of their routine. She is told off by Miss D as they walk back to the dressing room. The Baby Dolls are awarded third place.

Appearances[]

Season 1[]

Season 2[]

Season 3[]

Season 4[]

Season 5[]

Trivia[]

  • The team's catchphrase is " 'Baby Doll' Don't Mean Baby".

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