That year, everyone had asked Santa for a Cabbage Patch Kid — but the big guy could not deliver them to all the deserving kids for reasons too sophisticated for my kindergarten brain to understand.

In the '80s, Cabbage Patch Kids were the most coveted toys on the market. With their round plastic heads, floppy cloth bodies and winsome, folksy styling, Cabbage Patch Kids are instantly ...

Cabbage Patch Kids entered the American toy scene in 1982 through Coleco Industries, Inc. The line of plastic head and cloth body dolls were designed by toymaker Xavier Roberts, and it didn’t ...

Dolls is Carolyn Childer's hobby. So she knows the value of *** hot doll. She bought eight Cabbage Patch kids when they hit town and she still has seven. She hopes for $100 each. Do you think that ...

Although there have been other toy crazes throughout the 20th century, none has inspired the frenzy that met the 1983 debut of the Cabbage Patch Kids. Mass-produced yet all slightly unique—each ...

They were sold by toy company Coleco for about $25. The Cabbage Patch Kids had a unique hook that made them popular. No two dolls were said to be alike, and each came with their own birth ...

Nerf was inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame Friday, as the longtime fan favorite secured its legacy as one of the greatest toys of all time. Nerf blasters were the coveted toy of any 90s ...