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Showing posts with label Cabbage Patch Kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cabbage Patch Kids. Show all posts

Monday, February 23, 2026

Cabbage Patch Kids M.N. Thomas COPR (1984)



The M.N. Thomas CCOPR (Certificate of Provenance and Registration) is a vintage Cabbage Patch Kids doll designed by M.N. Thomas (likely Martha Nelson Thomas), whose name appears on some early 1980s Cabbage Patch Kids merchandise and collectible listings. These dolls labeled with “M.N. Thomas” and often “COPR/CPK” are original licensed Cabbage Patch Kids dolls released in 1984, during the height of the Cabbage Patch Kids craze and shortly after the dolls first entered major retail markets in 1982–1983

Thursday, February 5, 2026

Amazing Grace is a Cabbage Patch Kid


Cabbage Patch Kids are a line of soft-bodied dolls first created by artist Xavier Roberts in 1978 and became a major toy craze in the 1980s. Each doll is uniquely designed with distinct facial features, hair, and clothing, giving every child a “one-of-a-kind” doll. They are known for their signature chubby cheeks, round eyes, and cloth bodies with vinyl heads and limbs. Cabbage Patch Kids dolls were originally sold through a unique adoption process, where buyers received an adoption certificate and a birth certificate for their doll, adding a personalized and collectible appeal. Over the years, the dolls have been produced in various sizes, themed editions, and collaborations, maintaining their popularity as both toys and collectibles worldwide.

Saturday, November 29, 2025

Cabbage Patch Kid (1996)



 

The 5-inch Cabbage Patch Kid from 1996 with blonde hair and blue eyes is part of the miniature line released during the mid-1990s, designed to offer fans a tiny, travel-friendly version of the beloved dolls. Despite its small size, this figure kept the hallmark Cabbage Patch look, featuring a soft, rounded vinyl face, bright painted eyes, and molded or short yarn hair styled in classic blonde. Produced under Mattel’s stewardship of the brand during that period, these mini dolls often came with simple removable outfits and were packaged as pocket-sized collectibles that children could easily take anywhere. This 1996 variant is especially appreciated by collectors today for its adorable scale, durable construction, and faithful representation of the Cabbage Patch Kid aesthetic in miniature form.

Thursday, November 30, 2017

Cabbage Patch Kid





Did you know?
Xavier Roberts was a ten-year-old boy who discovered the Cabbage Patch Kids by following a BunnyBee behind a waterfall into a magical Cabbage Patch, where he found the Cabbage Patch babies being born. To help them find good homes he built BabyLand General in Cleveland, Georgia where the Cabbage Patch Kids could live and play until they were adopted.