What made every kid in America want one was that they were extremely huggable, their uniqueness (hand-stitched by local artists, it is said no two were exactly the same), and their ability to be adopted. But their cuteness wasn’t the only factor in their popularity. In 1983, The Cabbage Patch Kids were plastic-headed dolls with unique fabric bodies and yarn hair. Schlaifer acquired the licensing’s rights in 1982, he renamed the line of one-of-a-kind dolls to the iconic name of “The Cabbage Patch Kids.” The name that, even to this day, everyone knows and loves. But, did you know that the “The Cabbage Patch Kids” weren’t always called “The Cabbage Patch Kids”? Back in 1978, they were once referred to as “The Little People” because they were inspired by the soft sculpted dolls sold by Xavier Roberts. But what is the real story behind everyone’s beloved toy? Where and how did it all begin?įirst produced in 1982 by Coleco Industries, The Cabbage Patch Kids Line is a line of cloth dolls with plastic heads with soft fabric bodies, and it is said that no two are the same. This allows the Cabbage Patch kids to be born in all shapes and sizes with all different colors and patterns.
They like to fly over cabbage patches sprinkling their magic dust on all over the mommy cabbages. But did you know the story behind the popular Cabbage Patch Kids? It goes like this: Deep in a secret cabbage patch, these magical creatures, Bunnybees, fly around the sky. If you are ready for a bit of nostalgia, think back to when you had a Cabbage Patch Kid Doll! With the uniquely designed plastic head and soft cloth body, this is the iconic doll born from a cabbage patch.
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