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In 1983 Coleco introduced the Cabbage Patch Kids.

Each Cabbage Patch Kid came with adoption papers.

Each kid has the creator, Xavier Roberts', signature on their bottom.

There are still a large number of people who collect the Cabbage Patch Kids dolls.

Each kid was 16 inches tall.

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In 1983 Coleco introduced the Cabbage Patch Kids with vinyl heads and soft bodies, each one of them being unique. Each doll was made with a variety of different facial features, eye colors, hairstyles and haircolors. Instantly, they were a craze all across North America. Adults rushed to the stores to line up to buy them as soon as they arrived in stores. For a while the supply did not nearly meet demand and people would fight over who would be able to buy the Cabbage Patch Kids and take them home and adopt them.

With the Cabbage Patch Kids, children were able to feel that they were getting a real baby. Each doll came with a unique birth certificate and adoption papers. Children across the world felt they had a baby to call their own. Their outfits consisted of a disposable diaper, booties or white socks and either t-strap or lace up vinyl shoes, and a huge variety of clothing with different colors and fabrics. These outfits included rompers, dresses, sleepers, jogging suites, football sweats, and casual attire. Each child had a unique name that was listed on their adoption papers.

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