One Liverpool mum created a successful but unusual business after being "fascinated" by a Channel 4 documentary.
Lisa Trapasso-Emina, 44, from Liverpool, still runs a successful business out of St John's and Greatie markets 15 year after she first watched a Channel 4 documentary that would change her life. My Fake Baby aired in 2008, and Lisa was gripped by its unusual subject - people who collected lifelike dolls of babies known as 'reborn dolls' or 'reborns.'
Reborn dolls look everything like the real thing, their owners (usually little girls) dress them real babies' clothes, carry them in real babies' prams and in general, treat them like the real thing. After the documentary ended Lisa took to Ebay to see the dolls for herself.