Tools/objects to help move/transport the doll?

[kneehowguys]

Aside from chairs with wheels or putting a towel underneath her to slide her, what might you recommend? I hear people warn about doll weight all the time and I am trying to think of ways to get around ever having to physically lift the doll by myself.

Something like this maybe? https://www.amazon.com/Cosco-Aluminum-T ... 1HBQJYYAE5

I am trying to get a sense for the most common movements required and the best way to go about them without having to carry her by myself

I plan to put a table next to my bed so I can easily slide her off the bed but I am not sure when else I'll ever move her. I don't have a doll.

[Brick]

Aside from chairs with wheels or putting a towel underneath her to slide her, what might you recommend? I hear people warn about doll weight all the time and I am trying to think of ways to get around ever having to physically lift the doll by myself.

Something like this maybe? https://www.amazon.com/Cosco-Aluminum-T ... 1HBQJYYAE5

I am trying to get a sense for the most common movements required and the best way to go about them without having to carry her by myself

I plan to put a table next to my bed so I can easily slide her off the bed but I am not sure when else I'll ever move her. I don't have a doll.

Strap her to a gurney. They make gurneys that can be made to go verticle and use like a wheel chair. The paramedics have them to go through tight door ways and around tight corners. Then can be adjusted horizontal again and can be adjusted up or down from the ground...

[Tasha Marie]

You can outfit a hand truck too, just need some wood and padding. Secure your lady to the hand truck and go. I have totally gone for a ride that way when visiting the Alottahope ranch.

[Rock13]

I have one of these convertibles and it works great. But, as Tasha Foxx said, whatever hand truck/dolly you use will require a padded back to prevent certain disasters:

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-8 ... /100071520