They are, but these dolls are 158cm or 62" tall, my wife is 61 inches, so they are "adult" size, that's how they get around it.  The ones that are explicitly banned were child sized, and had the option for flat chests.  The argument in court was that they made them smaller because of weight/cost of materials (which isn't entirely untrue, silicone is flipping heavy/expensive) but they were clearly meant to look like children so they were banned. IMHO, these are like gateway drugs, even if a person buys it w/the intent to save money or weight, you are demonstrating the ability or willingness to hump something that looks like a child, regardless of it's size.