The symbolic item traditionally presented to a quinceañera to represent her childhood is the last doll.
The last doll, often called the muñeca última or simply the last doll, represents the final childhood toy as the celebrant enters a more mature stage of life. A parent or another important family member may present it during the ceremony or reception.
This custom is one of several symbolic rituals that families may include. Other traditions can involve changing from flat shoes to high heels, receiving a tiara, or being presented with a Bible or rosary in a religious celebration.
The last doll is not a universal requirement, and its appearance differs from one family to another. Some celebrations replace it with a different symbolic gift or omit the ritual entirely. Its central meaning, however, is the transition away from childhood rather than a particular brand, style, or material.