Xavier Roberts first invented cabbage patch kids in Georgia.
When was the Cabbage Patch Kids invented?
When the patent was granted on the Cabbage Patch Kids?
Xavier Roberts was granted patent for his invention Cabbage patch kids on August 8, 1982.
Who was the patent granted to on the Cabbage Patch Kids?
What is Cabbage Patch Kids?
In his teen years, Roberts established Baby land General Hospital in Cleveland, Georgia. In this hospital one can adopt a baby doll. These babies are hand sewn dolls and they look like real babies. In 1983 Robert and his friends founded the Original Appalachian Artworks Company for dolls production.
The babies are manufactured in different sizes and their appearance varies from one baby to the other. These toys were one of the best selling item in 1980s. Both children and adults have an interest in collecting these cabbage patch kids.
These cabbage patch kids are used for placing them under the Christmas tree and they are used in video games.
Many people liked these babies, though they were unattractive they were cute, because they were very huggable due to their size and because the acceptance feature of the dolls was very pleasing.
Many dolls cost price is in between $10 to $30. But there are some of these dolls which are are priced anywhere from $100 to $1000. Baldies and Red Fuzzies may cost up to $100 and pre cabbage patch Poberts baby may cost up to $1000.