Yep, Santa left me a cabbage patch doll under the tree one year. I thought she looked just like me just with a different name, Stephanie!

The dolls are so unique in appearance they would be a great way to teach my girl acceptance for all. They’d make excellent mummy’s.

Her name was Edith Polly I received my beautiful cabbage patch Xmas 1983 and I was bursting with happiness! I still have her today and will wait for my girls to get a little older before they can play with her!

I didn’t have a CPK,
but that was ok!
My daughter would adore one,
a friend to share her day.
From the moment she wakes,
to Kinder & ballet.
All of life’s big adventures,
until she hits the hay.
With Christmas around the corner,
the perfect addition to Santa’s sleigh!

I didn’t have a Cabbage Patch Kid when I was little, but I would love to gift one to my young niece. I think she’s love a CP doll.

I would love for my girls to experience something I always wanted but mum could never afford, for them to love and care for their own Cabbage Patch Kid will make my void all worth it.

I was fortunate to have one her name was Amely. My favorite thing about her is that smell I always remember it. They have a special unique smell that lasts a lifetime.

Every Christmas I wished for a cabbage patch doll for me it is a sense of love, imagination and something to cherish for when my daughter may one day pass it onto her children. That’s why I want to gift her one.

I had a cabbage patch doll named Lucy and all I remember is my brother giving her a “haircut” and cutting all her hair off! I was devastated!

I was born in 1983 and at the age of 4, I was given my 1st Cabbage Patch Kid. I remember his name was Jeremy, but I wanted ‘him’ to be a girl, so i renamed him to Jessica, even though the birth certificate said otherwise!

I was too old for Cabbage Patch dolls, but now that I’m a grandmother (of sorts – my god-daughter has a daughter), I’d love nothing more than sharing Cabbage Patch joy with my 2-year-old god-granddaughter! After all, that’s what playing is all about – sharing joy!

Yes I did and I was lucky enough to have “twins” so I got a second doll. It taught me to care for my two toys and be responsible, unlike my brother and his boys. I’d love that for our girl, giving her pram a whirl!

I had one, I don’t remember its name but do remember the birth certificate and how sweet it was!

Gidget was my Cabbage Patch girls name. She had long pigtail blonde hair, blue eyes and wore this little green jump vest. She had the standard white shoes but I made little thongs for her out of cardboard with v-shaped jute twine. Nice memories.

I didn’t have one as a child but my eldest daughter did… I am not sure what she was called but she was a gorgeous doll with orange hair… I would love to be able to give my youngest daughter one.

I did have one as a kid but cant remember much about it, I remember I adored it and know my little girl would too

Of course i did my nanna brought it for me. It was my best friend and called Cabbie she went everwhere with me! My daughter would love one as well cause she is a little mother hehehe babies are her life!

I had a cabbage patch kid when I was about 12, a little later than most but my grandmother purchased one for all the granddaughter, her name was Rebecca and she’s still at my Mums home.

My mother used to beat me with a belt with a metal buckle until my legs bled. Then I had to stand in the corner for an hour. When the ordeal was over I would hug my Cabbage Patch doll (called Marina) and cry into her, making her quite wet.

I had a girl called Roberta, she wore a swimsuit and I took her in the bath most nights. Her legs and arms eventually fell off which was handy, as I was able to “dismember” her and sit her next to the heater post-bath to dry out in winter!

I grew up long before Cabbage Patch dolls but I was fortunate to have several dolls as a child ranging in sizes from 3 feet tall down to 9 inches. I loved to dress them. I think every little girl deserves a good size doll, not a skinny Barbie.