Cabbage Patch Kids

Cabbage Patch Kids dolls from the 70's are worth collecting. Today, a Cabbage Patch Kid doll may be worth at least 2,000 dollars.

Cabbage Patch Kids are a doll brand created by Debbie Morehead and Xavier Roberts in 1978. The original dolls were all cloth and sold at local craft shows, then later at Babyland General Hospital in Cleveland, Georgia. I hope that answered your question.

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Cabbage Patch Dolls were created by Xavier Roberts. They are called Cabbage Patch because when he was a child, he was told by his parents that he came from a cabbage patch so he used that name for his dolls. When he first started making them they were called "Little People". He wanted to make each doll unique so he went to garage sales and bought clothes for the dolls. Also he used his very own birth certificate to christen the 1st one he made. The dolls attracted the attention of toy manufacturer Coleco who began mass-producing them in 1982 I and it was then that they were renamed as Cabbage Patch Kids.

Today the licence to produce the dolls is held by Play Along toys.

These dolls are now so popular that all major us politicians have been depicted by them including barak Obama and Sarah Palin

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A 1975 Cabbage Patch Kid does not exist.

The Cabbage Patch Kids were originally called Little People and were completely handmade, unlike the Cabbage Patch Kids we know today, which are mass produced with vinyl heads. Although Xavier Roberts, the creator of this iconic brand, may have dabbled in soft sculpture in 1975, these are his own private creations. He has identified a few unmarked Little People from 1976 and 1977 as his own, but the first labeled and "adopted" Little People are from 1977/1978. The brand was not renamed Cabbage Patch Kids until 1982.

A Cabbage Patch Kids high chair toy can be purchased in any big toy store. Almost every toy store holds it or will be able to order it for you within reasonable period of time.

Usually you can't unless you ask the company if they can do it for you, then you would either send it in or decide to live with a faceless doll, or live with the face as is. :)

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Many of these dolls are valued at a price of $15 each. The exact price will depend upon the condition of the doll.

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The value of a 1984 Applause porcelain Cabbage Patch Doll, specifically the Jessica Louise model in mint condition, can vary significantly based on market demand, rarity, and condition. Generally, it might range from $50 to $200 or more, depending on specific characteristics like packaging and provenance. For the most accurate valuation, it's advisable to check recent sales on auction sites or collector forums.

Cabbage Patch Dolls can be found at various retailers, including major stores like Walmart and Target. They are also available at online retailers such as Amazon and the official Cabbage Patch Kids website. Additionally, specialty toy stores and some department stores may carry them, especially during the holiday season. Always check local listings for availability.

Original Cabbage Patch Dolls, created by Xavier Roberts in the late 1970s, feature a distinct design characterized by soft, round faces with unique, hand-stitched features, such as button-like eyes and rosy cheeks. They have yarn hair styled in pigtails or various other hairstyles and are typically dressed in colorful, playful clothing. The dolls also have a unique "birth certificate" and adoption papers, emphasizing their individuality. Their bodies are made of cotton fabric, giving them a huggable, plush quality.

A great place to donate Cabbage Patch Kids is to local children's hospitals, where they can bring comfort to young patients. Additionally, organizations like the Salvation Army and Goodwill accept toys and distribute them to families in need. Local shelters, community centers, or schools also often welcome toy donations to support children in their programs. Lastly, consider contacting charities that focus on children’s welfare, such as Toys for Tots, especially during the holiday season.

The original Sour Patch Kids come in orange, lemon, lime, and raspberry flavors. Watermelon, blue raspberry, peach, cherry and sour apple flavors are also available.

There are so many different Cabbage Patch Dolls that it can be hard to find the right one for your child. One of the new dolls is a small baby with a pacifier. This doll would be great for toddler to play with because there are not any extra accessories or clothes to get lost. Older children might like the larger dolls that have the adoption certificate and code that allows you to get online and register the doll with the company.

Check out ebay and other online sales to see if they are selling anything.

Cabbage Patch dolls were designed by a man named Xavier Roberts and were commercially produced by the Coleco company, their first and only venture into the toy field ( apart from before= Pools, and later, Video games- when they advertised as being ( Number One in electronic fun). Cabbage Patchery peaked around l987.

The value of any collectible like the Sonya Olive Cabbage patch doll can vary depending on the condition of the doll, its box, and whether or not you have the certificate of authenticity. Currently, the doll is currently unknown.

Depends on the owner, I purchased one for just a few dollars at a Catholic Charities shop for 5$, still in the box, had never seen one before. I am a die hard Red Soxs fan, so I paid 5 and donated another 20. My grown childern want me to decide who gets it and enter it into my will, so, I would consider it priceless. Ebay has one on sale for 200. If you have one, keep it, mine is marked 1986, not a good year for the Red Soxs.

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