I've lost my mind. My daughter wanted a Bratz doll. I got her one, a Bratz kid without the shapely body and with fairly modest clothes. Then I got onto ebay, hoping to save money on Bratz dolls for Christmas, and also hoping to avoid all that impossible-packaging-from-hell. Well I sure did! Look at these party girls!
I am completely hooked. These girls are way cooler than my Barbies were. I may have to start making clothes for them. I had to give my daughter 2 already.
I may have to keep this one for myself. She's the cool indie girl that I always wanted to be friends with, the friendly girl in the cool alternative crowd. She's probably a musician, a poet, and a straight A grad student in Biology or Physics.
By the way, did you know that only one Etsy seller has clothes for Bratz?
Ooooh, I hate that packaging too. I always help my nieces and nephews open their birthday/holiday toys, and it is so difficult to get them free from the packaging.
ReplyDeleteThis is just so funny! I'd never realised there were lots of them ( well I have boys you see)forget the clothes,I think one of them needs some chasing tools...
ReplyDelete*ROFL* great post (and they ARE way cooler than Barbies used to be!) And I like the fact that you've already given one the cool characteristics needed to get through life (or at least, start to get through life!)
ReplyDeleteKirsten, I agree Bratz dolls are like totally more cool than barbie.
ReplyDeletea Bratz addict! whoda thunk it? they do look pretty cool though....
ReplyDeleteRuby has been giving her friend the Chloe doll for her birthday every year since they came out.
ReplyDeleteI think one year we gave her the one with brown hair and green eyes just like Ruby...Chloe has blonde hair and blue eyes just like Courtney (Ruby's friend) They also are usually on a trip for said birthday, so the girls play with the dolls in the car on the way...@ 15 they still aren't too "big". I see - at 39(?) you aren't either...
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That's not indie, that's punk.
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