In 1983, Cabbage Patch Kids debuted, setting off a toy craze. That year, the industry also saw its first toy riot as ...

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 recognizable ...

If you’re an ‘80s baby, either you were obsessed with Cabbage Patch Kids or you never understood the hype. The dolls were huge in the early ‘80s, and for some people, they’re still cherished ...

Licensed to Coleco, Xavier Roberts’ Cabbage Patch Kids dolls were the must-have Christmas item in 1983 with fights breaking out in stores to obtain one.

The unique dolls, which came with customized adoption papers, flew off shelves faster than they could be stocked.

In the weeks leading up to Christmas 1983, pandemonium erupted at toy stores across America as shoppers scrambled to get their hands on the season’s hottest commodity: Cabbage Patch Kids. People ...

If you’re looking for a dose of 1980s nostalgia, you’re in luck. A documentary about the Cabbage Patch Kids is set to drop this weekend from NBCUniversal Syndication Studios and Believe Entertainment ...

Galen Walker, who is producing a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, has picked up rights to the the toy, which became a phenomenon in 1983. By Paul Bond Cabbage Patch Kids The Cabbage Patch Kids ...

A fan of the iconic Cabbage Patch Kid toys has taken her obsession to the next level by making her own versions of the dolls’ woollen tresses. Amanda Lillie, 32, has created a range of crocheted wigs ...

In the early 1980s, the toy industry gave birth to a new doll: the Cabbage Patch Kid. In 1976, 21-year-old Xavier Roberts creates the hand-stitched, "adoptable" dolls, which came with their own birth ...

Third-graders in Robana Patterson's class at Pilgrim Elementary School are looking slightly pained. The girls and boys have just admitted that they, like most other children in America, want Cabbage ...