I recall when I was growing up, I had a go-to doll that always went with me. Everywhere I went…she was there. She had long, straight brown hair, just like I did. Sometimes I would braid the pigtails and other times I would leave them straight. Oh the memories I created with this little honey! I am talking about my beloved
Cabbage Patch doll. Did you know they are back on the shelves? Have you see them?
If not, I am thrilled to be the one sharing this fun news! For all of us born in the 80’s, and now have kids that are the ages we were when we enjoyed this doll, it’s so exciting to know that our children now have the opportunity to create many of the same memories!
Not only are they back on the shelves, but they are revamped and cooler than ever. We received a Cabbage Patch Doll that has LIGHT. UP. SKECHERS. For reals!! Oh the screams that came from Preslee when she saw this! Now her doll has shoes just like her!
What do you think? Can you see surprising your little one with this gift this year?
cabbage patch twinkle toes :: $34.99
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the fashionista :: shannon is a wordy, type-A OCD momma to FOUR little ladies and wife to her perfect match of 14 years now. she will run for fun, emotional stability, drinks and more importantly {chocolate}. shoes, bags, baubles and cute babies are her vice. she loves anything fashion and is loving every second of having 4 little fashionistas in training! {life motto :: Phil 4:13}
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Sarah Hayes
October 2, 2014 at 11:35 amIve always loved CPK! I had one when I was little and its probably still around somewhere. hopefully I can get one for my daughter one day too.
Amy Orvin
September 23, 2014 at 10:33 amOMG! Do they bring back some good memories for me. I loved Cabbage Patch Dolls when I was a little girl. My mom bought me one for every holiday.
Linda Meyers-Gabbard
September 23, 2014 at 5:22 amI was not a child in the 80’s, I was in my 20’s, but i still had two Cabbage Patch Kids. A girl and a boy doll. They were my kids…..lol. one year I actually had a friend take pictures of me with them and my Marvin doll. I have duplicates made and made framed collages of the pictures. I gave them to my mom and grandma for Christmas one year. My grandmother hung hers on the wall with the other pictures of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
I had my dolls up until about ten years ago when I had to sell them due to a financial hardship we were in. I had a yard sale and got $50 for the pair. I hated to let them go but we needed the money. That’s my cabbage patch story.
Shannon
September 23, 2014 at 8:30 amOh my goodness Linda – thanks so much for sharing this!! I bet you are so glad to have pictures to remember these sweet times 🙂 What memories you have created with these sweet little dolls!!