A unique job has become available at none other than Leith's very own toy hospital.
Much like humans, our childhood toys sometimes need patched up and Leith Toy Hospital are basically their Royal Infirmary here in the capital.
Opening their doors in 2017, the toy hospital on Constitution Street has come to the rescue of countless toys over the years - whether that be dog-mauled favourites or antique teddy bears.
They also restore dolls in various states of ill health ranging, from cracked porcelain to broken eyes, explain the toy hospital.
And now, they are in need of more hospital staff, on the hunt for an assistant "doll restorer" to work full time.
The job advert reads: "We are looking for an assistant doll restorer to work partly from home and partly alongside our current doll restorer in her workshop.
"This may suit an animation or sculpture graduate.
"You'd be joining a small eclectic team of designers, makers and restorers.
"At Leith Toy Hospital, we restore cherished heirlooms and childhood treasures, and are looking for someone with an appreciation of the emotional value of these items to their owners."
The successful candidate will care for modern and antique dolls in need and is likely to best suit someone with experience of hard materials and sculpture.
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Tasks will include everything from restringing dolls, to airbrush work, repainting and varnishing and delivering great customer service.
If you think you're up to the job you will need to act fast, with tomorrow (12 October) at 10am the deadline for applications.
To apply, you must send a CV, cover letter and six high quality images of your work to info@leithtoyhospital.co.uk
You can find out more here.
