I came face to face with a chubby face smiling back at me. My very own Cabbage Patch Kid. The name on her birth certificate? Zena Dena. She was awesome, and I felt like the luckiest kid in the world.

Cabbage Patch Kids were the toy back in the 1980s ... "It is not an attractive little doll. It has a face only a mother could love." — Barbara Smith, FAO Schwarz The places that did have ...

I wanted a Cabbage Patch Kid, of course, but in the same sense that ... every single Kid represented a unique permutation of face shape, features, hair and skin type, and clothing.

lumpy rounded face, and adoption papers." In addition to inciting the frenzy of 1983, the Hall of Fame noted, Cabbage Patch Kids inspired later holiday crazes, including Tickle Me Elmo ...

Sure, Cabbage Patch Kids are known as the hottest toy of the mid-1980s. But while flying off store shelves, they also helped set a trend in manufacturing for computer-aided production.

Cabbage Patch kid is *** soft sculpture and it's one of the most popular toys on almost everyone's Christmas list according to local stores. But if you think you can just go to the store and pick ...

According to lore, creator Xavier Roberts was led to the original Cabbage Patch Kids by a swarm of gentle “Bunnybees.” When I was a toddler, my grandparents brought me to the original BabyLand ...

Since their debut in the early ’80s, Cabbage Patch Kids have captured the hearts of millions of children and collectors across the globe. Thanks to their creative “adoption concept” and ...

I arose stocking footed, face bleeding and knees badly bruised,” she wrote in a Dec. 9 letter to the editor. Over six years, Cabbage Patch Kids made $4.5 billion in dolls, clothing, bedding ...