Dolls of the 1980's! (Barbie, Strawberry Shortcake, My Little Pony & More)

[@nicolasribeirodossantos6082]

Literally the BEST era for doll lines!

[@ArMo-ho7ie]

I thought it was the 90s?

[@doglover12345andfr]

I guess if you like baby looking dolls with packaging akin to what you’d find in a dollar store.

[@giselletorres4156]

People will say whatever era they grew up in as the best era. For my 26 year old self it's early 00s with Bratz.

[@SimoneOconnell]

i agree I collect boys and girls toys/If you walk into a toy shop now half the toy shop is toys from then transormers he man my little pony thundercats rainbow brite strawberry shortcake he list goes on and on

[@mantosaranti924]

100th like

[@heidifedor]

The blonde girl in the Rainbow Brite commercial is the late, Heather O’Rourke. She was best known for playing Carol Ann in the Poltergeist film franchise. She died at the age of 12 in 1988 due to septic shock following emergency surgery.

[@StacyHirsh]

i knew i recognized her, i was thinking is that who i think it is? 😀

[@perfumedelight66]

In the 80s I saved up all of my change in my dad’s “tall boy” beer can. He told me once it was full I could buy a strawberry shortcake doll. Kmart didn’t have her so I ended up getting Lemon Meringue. There was a full color insert that had all of the dolls in the line. I was looking at that and dreaming of owning them all. ❤❤❤

[@CraftyMagicDollz]

Dang. I never considered myself a spoiled child... But i have the entire series, plus the house, the trolley, the garden hut.... I never really realized how many toys i had and how fortunate I was until i saw your comment... I got a new My Little Pony every single time we went to Bradless, Clover, or could stop at Kaybee Toys at the mall .. They were $2.99 ea back then!

[@kimberley6446]

​@@CraftyMagicDollzwow you were lucky!

[@melissarains1017]

I still have my Strawberry Shortcake dolls. I LOVED the big one that blew strawberry scented kisses. I had SO many of the dolls in this video.

[@JemGrrl]

I’m a Barbie girl through and through but Mattel really did Hasbro dirty over that Jem line. I LOVE Jem! If Mattel hadn’t felt so (rightfully so) threatened by the Jem line and literally stole their idea so they could create and fast-track Barbie and the Rockers to release BEFORE the Jem dolls, Jem would have been SO much bigger than she was before Mattel got ahold of her. To be fair, though, the cartoon was ICONIC and Mattel could NOT take that away, try as they might!

[@suzannebeinart4359]

I agree! I was in my 20s in the 1980s, so never watched the cartoon, but discovered the Jem dolls about 20 years ago and have collected them ever since! I have always been a hard rock music fan, so these dolls are so cool and iconic of the 80s to me! I wish I could afford the newer ones

[@jsanders2993]

I read an article about the Cabbage Patch dolls way back in the days of the initial craze. A woman had supposedly gone out on her lunch hour and managed to snag one, which her coworkers "kidnapped". They left a ransom note demanding that she provide brownies to get the doll back. She didn't take it seriously, so they left a small container of coleslaw on her desk with a note that said something like, "This is her arm. Bring the brownies or you will never see her again!" I thought that was pretty clever, if a bit disturbing, and still remember it all these decades later.

[@AyeAyeThwe-mv4hg]

I can't believe that happened

[@jsanders2993]

@@AyeAyeThwe-mv4hg No way to know if it actually happened or was an apocryphal tale picked up by the newspapers and reported as fact. Just thought it was kind of amusing.

[@jessiefogarty8119]

Coleslaw 🤣🤣🤣

[@thewanderingorphan]

My grandma punched a woman for trying to grab the one she bought for me out of her cart. I wasn't even born yet.😂

[@magicknight13]

That is so funny!

[@Simfyre]

Some that you missed this go-round: Cupcake dolls, Polly Pocket, My Child (one of my favorites), American Girl dolls, The Hugga Bunch, Trolls, Cricket (my little sister's obsession), and My Buddy.

[@ASMRshayla]

Peaches and Cream Barbie! Her dress is gorgeous. I really want her now. :D She came out 5 years before I was even born. lol

[@whtmgcwmn]

What a great trip down memory lane for me, I remember almost all those dolls so fondly. I really enjoy your videos 😊 keep making them 🙏

[@araneljones]

I adored Lady Lovelylocks and treasured the two I had. One was black haired, the other blonde. My true weakness was My Little Pony. I had over 50 at one point. Rainbow Brite and She-ra were my two other faves. I also remember what i think were Sylvanian Families, maybe? I believe they're now Calico Critters, which my niece collected. So many memories!

[@livermont56]

I totally remember, Lady Lovely Locks too,her little animal hair clips were so adorable ❤

[@alvaroblanco1873]

16:15 "Today you don't see many mini dolls" L.O.L. Surprise: Am I a joke to you?

[@misterpanda8820]

"many" meaning theres arent as much variety compared to how it was in the 80's according to the video there where fairy mini dolls / mini action fashion dolls / mermaid mini dolls and theres also strawberry shortcake and alot more. whilst in "today" era theres only like L.O.L

[@stay_in_paris5351]

My reaction exactly lol

[@jonathanschell964]

I loved Barbie, Jem, Strawberry Shortcake, She Ra, Lady Lovely Locks, Rose Petal Place, My Little Pony, Rainbow Brite, you name it.

[@badinika5058]

OMG we need a Sindy episode! Or two! Or ten!! The playsets are just sooo much more detailed and better, than Barbie's, in my opinion :)

[@damianwildfong7278]

fun fact Cabbage Patch Kids also had a line of pets you could adopt as well as pound puppies were a companion line to the Cabbage Patch Kids universe.....my mom never got me one and I had a homemade one from a neighbor that I secretly hated but I acted as I liked her because my I didn't want to upset my mom

[@t2delan1]

They were called Koosas!!! I had one!!!

[@perfumedelight66]

I remember when Cabbage Patch dolls were all the rage. My friends all wanted them, but I didn’t see the appeal. They weren’t Barbie, so I had no use for them. I remember hearing my aunt talk to my parents at Christmas about how she really wanted to get some cabbage patch dolls for me and my sister, but all of the stores were out of them. I remember thinking no big loss. 😂

[@suzannebeinart4359]

Right? They're so ugly! I have never understood the appeal, unless it was having what all the other kids have!

[@Gruenhaupt]

I didn‘t like them, too! 😁

[@seeker8097]

I also had a Lil Miss Makeup/Dressup (I’ve found her under both names). You could change her face and hair with ice water. I’m pretty sure I also had a doll called Jenny. I just checked and she was made by Fisher Price and she’s called My Friend Jenny (1982). I’d forgotten about so many of these dolls. What a blast from the past. I’m kinda surprised how many of them I had-my parents must’ve spent a small fortune on me (which would’ve been difficult seeing as how we weren’t rich).❤ Edit to add: The Heart Family set! You didn’t mention that, did you? I think it was Mattel. It had a Barbie and Ken looking mom and dad and a baby boy and girl (like Kelly sized). That Heart Family dad was the only Ken-like doll I had (because who would waste their money buying Ken? 😝). He had to be all my Barbie’s boyfriend 😂 Edit again: My Buddy and Kid Sister (maybe Hasbro?) we’re also pretty memorable. Crap! I’m back again to add: Quints. I loved these. Tiny mini dolls that were quintuplet babies. They had little outfits and furniture. I wanted all of it so bad 😅 And Cupcake Dolls! (I think these were Tonka or Kenner or one of the other younger kid companies.)

[@GenericallyYours]

when you hit the 90's PLEASE PLEASE DO NOT FORGET "Peppermint Rose" dolls! they were absolutely gorgeous!

[@BerinKinsman]

Are we not gonna talk about the one piece of glitter on Joey's upper lip?

[@artchic528]

IKR? I was looking for this comment! Sparkle on Joey!

[@seeker8097]

😂I couldn’t figure out what that was ✨

[@Amorgan14954]

Oh, and you can’t forget the My Buddy doll, which Chucky from the horror/comedy movie Child’s Play was inspired by!🧑‍🦰🔪🩸📼

[@perfumedelight66]

@@Amorgan14954 the tune from the My Buddy commercial was very catchy.

[@ALNizhoni]

@@perfumedelight66 To this day, every once in a blue moon, I'll randomly sing the My Buddy theme song to my dogs. I have no idea why, but I'm guessing the song was catchier than I realized!

[@toykeyper8914]

@@ALNizhoni I sing it to my cat :) His name is Buddy Boy so it is fitting

[@jenm-h4901]

Missing dolls from the 80s: Darcy, Star dolls, Glamour Gals, and Dazzle Dolls. Loved the video!

[@allylambert8470]

When I saw this post alert, and before even starting the video, my first and only thought was “JEM AND THE HOLOGRAMS!!!”🤩🥰😍🥳

[@kumachan9311]

Outrageous [I really wanted the dolls as a MALE kid, but my Dad would have freaked out on me]

[@allylambert8470]

@@kumachan9311 Sorry that sucks. I hope you were able to get other dolls you liked as a kid, or a little later. Sometime ago Integrity made new dolls of them, OUTRAGEOUSLY GORGEOUS!

[@kumachan9311]

@@allylambert8470 Yeah, I was tempted when the Integrity ones came out, but the PRICES and the fact I'd get all "Collect the set" about them, happy a complete JEM DVD set came out though

[@Ysckemia]

@@kumachan9311 i wanted one too, but then i visited a little cousin that had her and when i was she was incompatible with Barbie clothes, my jealousy vanished😂 there's a naked one in a local charity shop i volunteer in, so far nobody picked her up...

[@kumachan9311]

@@Ysckemia OUTRAGOUS [Guessing they did that on purpose though, to get you brand loyal to JEM]

[@julieletford5695]

In the 80s there were also tiny fashion dolls 4.5 inches. Glamor Girls and their competitor, Dazzle.

[@ALNizhoni]

I LOVED Glamour Girls! There were only a few doll lines that got me excited when I would see them in Toys R Us, and that was one of them.

[@niko15335]

Weren't they were called Glamour Gals?

[@julieletford5695]

@@niko15335 maybe. Don't quite remember.

[@cance7984]

I so remember Lady LovelyLocks. It felt like yesterday that I was playing with her. Time flies!

[@ladylincoln5546]

I came here for my favorite doll of all time- Lady Lovely Locks and was not disappointed. Sadly, these lovely toys are often forgotten so it made me very happy to see them spotlighted here alongside so many other great toys I had as a child of the 80s!

[@AngiBelle1]

SOOOO nostalgic! I was born in 1981, so this video featured so many that were part of my childhood collection! 🥰 (The vast majority of which I still have) My Little Pony was my absolute favorite- each of my ponies was best friends with one of my sister's ponies. I not only still have my original herd, but I started getting them off eBay as a teenager after the original generation ended! I had a Lady Lovely Locks- my original doll was lost, although I oddly still have her dress and one shoe. Thankfully, I found a replacement for her at a vintage shop a few years ago. I never had a Moondreamer, but I dressed as one for Halloween one year. I still have my Shimmer mommy and baby. I still have my Cabbage Patch, Dolly Surprise, Strawberry Shortcake, Rainbow Brite dolls (Patty O'Green, Shy Violet, and Tickled Pink- Rainbow herself and Starlight the horse belonged to my sister), Crystal Barbie, and Barbie and the Rockers Dana doll! (Also Angel Face Barbie who wasn't mentioned in the video.) Oh, I don't think you mentioned the Heart Family! They were friends of Barbie- a set of parents with 2 little toddlers. As a kid, I was more into them than Barbie herself- I had (still have) the car, the nursery, the preschool, the playroom, and the playground plus some extra cousin babies. I predict you will cover American Girl dolls in the next installment- although they were introduced in 1986, their peak popularity was in the 90s. They are the heart of my doll collection, so I do hope you feature them!

[@Aurora-qn2dx]

80s was such a colourful era for toys and a fine era for everything really but i still think 90s was the best for Barbies and Disney ..my sister had the Lady lovely locks and She ra doll.

[@Nothemomma904]

I had a jem and the holograms doll I was obsessed with the cartoon

[@theprincessofdarkness6685]

You did it again Joey!! I swear the 80s and 90s qere the best time for not just dolls but acrion figures too. Everything was just so iconic, thank you for sharing this 😊

[@funniburnz4942]

Peaches N cream Barbie was my absolute favorite ❤

[@michelleserlin7872]

On my 7th birthday I got a doll in a pink dress. She was a beautiful doll. One of my favorites. But I never knew what line this doll came from. Several months ago I did a deep dive. I tried searching every description I could think of. She was in a ballet outfit and the name on the box was Brenda. Nothing ever came up and it was sort of driving me crazy. What exact doll was this! Now I know. It was a My Beautiful Doll and I was right, her name was Brenda. Thank you for this video and for solving my doll mystery

[@t2delan1]

I'm surprised no one mentioned the "Starr" dolls! They were out around the same time of Barbie and the Rockers and they each came with a record that you could play but it was made out of cardboard but still played- it was crazy! And they had their own clothing and accessories line!

[@emmaphilo4049]

I was a small kid in the 80s. It's actually impossible to recover from so much awesomeness hence I am now an adult doll collector :) There are several lines I really would love to get my hands on, particularly Moondreamers Lovely video, such nostalgia!

[@rileylucas1410]

I love the 80s toys? My aunt Nikki loved Strawberry Shortcake when she was little? They are the best.

[@Nothemomma904]

I was born in 1980. I remember a lot of toys. I remember my parents meeting some guy in an empty parking lot to obtain 2 cabbage patch dolls when the corn silk hair. Apparently they knew a guy who worked at toys r us lol.

[@marli8907]

I was born in '89, but almost all of my toys were acquired at yard sales and hand me downs. So almost all of my dolls and toys were '80s. Almost all of my favorites were 80s versions of things, and I played with them well into the 2000s.

[@SuperMadhatter2]

This made me soooo happy! I was born in ‘83 so I had the first Barbie you held in the peach and shimmery top gown. I love how you added the triangles in your editing to the screen ❤this really took me back! Such nostalgia and happiness. Thank you! I e actually watched several of your Barbie and Kelly/chelsea videos this evening I’m impressed. 👏🏼

[@AyeAyeThwe-mv4hg]

This era was the best

[@nagarcia76]

You missed the Hugga Bunch Dolls. I still have mine named Tickles ❤

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

I was always obsessed with toys that glowed in the dark.

[@krystajustice1608]

I remember those dolls in the store I only bought Barbies and I was shopping for clothes and albums in the 80's

[@Fluffy-Rose1993]

Ah, perfect time to upload this. It's the 1 year anniversary of the Barbie movie.

[@perfumedelight66]

@@Fluffy-Rose1993 dang has it been a year already?!? 😮

[@PrinAnie]

I loved the Rainbow Bright series, but the dolls weren't very common in my country. I had some themed accessories, but didn't know there was even a doll line until I was much older. I also remember the Garbage Patch kids. One family in my school went to the US and found them, bringing a few dolls, but also lots of collectors cards. They were disgusting and so much fun. I was born in 1980, so this video was my childhood

[@carolinem5515]

I remember the collector cards for garbage patch kids, they were disturbing!

[@toykeyper8914]

Garbage Pail Kids cards, lol - they were a spoof on the Cabbage Patch Kids :)

[@thaisgregorio2734]

1980s Barbie, Strawberry Shortcake, Care Bears and My Little Pony are PEAK NOSTALGIA!

[@phillylilmermaid7802]

Finally my day has come! Although I was playing with dolls a lot in the 90s too.

[@KroovyMonsoon]

Excellent video ! Child of the '80s here and this brought back so many wonderful memories. Strawberry Shortcake was one of the first doll lines I fell in love with and I had quite a few. Between my sister and I we had Cabbage Patch Kids, Rainbow Brite, My Little Pony, Jem, She-ra and some of the Barbies mentioned. What I really loved about this video though were the more forgotten dolls you brought up Hot Looks, Maxie , Sea Wees ... Wow I hadn't thought about Sea Wees in years ! You really did your research ! Can't wait to see the '90s video !

[@maggiehapr305]

Another small doll was glamour gals! I have almost all of them. Wish I still had them.😢

[@sarahgoetz1170]

The Spectra doll is amazing, never saw those growing up but would have ADORED them. What a great tagline too 👩‍🚀

[@dilloninja]

Was that Heather O'rourke in the advert from Poltergeist??!!

[@CreateOneDay]

Yes! In the Rainbow Bright ad.

[@RagingMoon1987]

I freaking loved Cherry Merry Muffin. I still have my old doll, and she still smells very faintly of cherries.

[@angelacatellani5731]

I loved my little Pony so much, I had one🥹❤❤❤ still love them immensly 💖💖 thank you for this wonderful video! 🩷🩷

[@myloveylove123]

These are all the dolls that I grew up with. It was a great time to be a kid.❤❤❤

[@LightSparkDaniel]

So fun to see all these throwbacks to my early childhood. Also, you are so beautiful, love the sparkles and sweatband, spot on

[@Kuroraka]

Yay I love this series of videos! Its so interesting seeing the timeline of how dolls evolved over the decades.

[@Sammymc]

I still have my rainbow brite and baby brite. Sigh. Memories

[@julieletford5695]

I loved the Sea Wees too. Used to play with them in the bath and pool.

[@BarbieGuy-gb9zw]

So you missed two iconic doll lines that I remember. I am a child of the 80s and 90s. One were the cupcake dolls. They were everywhere. Then also American girl. Those dolls were also everywhere and are still going strong.

[@suzannebeinart4359]

I don't think American Girl dolls came out until the 1990s.

[@PrincessofPower84]

The My Child dolls, too! I never had them, but I used to see the commercials all the time. They were meant to compete with the Cabbage Patch doll and looking back, were actually better than they were. I'm sorry they never took off. :/

[@iamsoverybored878]

​@PrincessofPower84 I like them more than Cabbage Patch Kids.

[@BarbieGuy-gb9zw]

@@suzannebeinart4359 late 80s.

[@elgee_71]

Have you ever heard of the Mt Friend dolls? Mandy, Amy, and Jenny. They were way larger than Barbie, but fashion dolls. I had them in the 70s.

[@toykeyper8914]

Great list! I had so many of these doll's growing up. I actually have a huge collection of Cabbage Patch Kids that I am slowly letting go. I remember getting one when I was little for Christmas during the craze, the only reason I got one is because one of my parent's friends worked at the Coleco factory.

[@AviKarinOriginal]

you always do such a great job. Great intro to this episode, you can immediately feel the spirit of the 80s.

[@Amorgan14954]

LOVED this video! I pretty much had all of these at one point. Other ones that I had and still have were Popples, Popcorn Nosey Bear, Pound Purries and Watchimals.

[@siancokeley7840]

I had a flower fairies doll. Based on the Cicely Mary Barker poems.

[@amoralitee]

I loved so many of these growing up, another favorite was herself the elf

[@LeighAnnGue]

Thank you so much... I just dug out allllll my 80s/90s barbies/other dolls, you just help me Identify 99% of the dolls... ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@tonyawykle4966]

I had a lot of barbie dolls growing up and shes still cool today. ❤❤❤

[@onceuponamelody]

Woah never heard of Lovely Lady Locks. My older sister (who is an 80s kid) must not have been obsessed with her the way she was with Strawberry Shortcake, TMNT, and MLP. I got all her hand-me-downs in the 90s. 😂

[@tirsus1482]

I loved Jem and the Holograms! Still do. I wish I would've them as a doll too. Same with Lady Lovelylocks.

[@neverendingcrafts4u]

Thank you for this video. I'm 46. I had 99% of these dolls, including the Mimi, from The Hot Looks dolls. I absolutely loved Spectra. She was my favorite doll. The other dolls that were also around include the following: The Heart Family ( I had the dolls and furniture, but not the grandparents), The Hugga Bunch dolls, The My Child Dolls (I the both Cabbage Patch and My Child dolls), The Micheal Jackson doll (of course I had one LOL), also there was Baby Skate....AND....The Kid Sister doll/My Buddy dolls....AND...Cricket. My parents never bought me the Kid Sister/My Buddy dolls or Cricket and Corky. After watching Child's Play, I totally understand. Anyway, Cabbage Patch dolls were the item back then. At that time, we were living in Japan. My father made sure I had a couple of them, including the sticker books.

[@magicknight13]

I never knew about the Barbie dolls of the world or that Andy Warhol painted Peaches and Cream Barbie! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and passion! 😊

[@bethschreiber6107]

We had soo many strawberry shortcake dolls and my little ponies! And of course Barbies. And we each had a couple cabbage patch kids too.

[@borildesyav8389]

Thank you for that fun fact about Jodi Benson! Such beautiful dolls, some weird, but okay. This was very interesting even though I'm more of a 90's 00's doll fan, I really enjoyed this! Thank you and you are as always amazing, Joey! ❤

[@amybeal2507]

I had so many of these dolls growing up, still have some of them ❤

[@de_cre_vi]

I was SUCH a lucky kid! This video had me pausing and exclaiming in excitement multiple times at dolls that my brother and I had and loved! Strawberry Shortcake dolls, Cherry Merry Muffin dolls (and playsets including some sort of house, I recall), Lady LovelyLocks (I don't think we had these dolls but we definitely had LLL merch, like colorforms and puzzles), Moon Dreamers (I had Mystical Sorceress and my brother had Crystal Starr), Cabbage Patch Kids dolls, Rainbow Brite, Maxie, Jazzie (one of my FAVE Barbie dolls), Dolly Surprise, and She-Ra. You missed out covering My Pretty Ballerina doll, which would dance like a ballerina, and came with classical music on cassettes which she could dance to. She was one of my faves, too.

[@summerkoontz1519]

Helen Georgia has Cabbage Patch Land. You can adopt a “newly born” doll, tour the hospital, see the dolls in cabbages and much more. Cleveland, OH was I believe the first location and I think it’s still open

[@SenseiBriefs]

My sister had moon dreamers! She had a playset house and everything! Pretty sure I played with them some as a kid.

[@livermont56]

I remember the P.J.Sparkles cartoon ❤

[@kimberlymacfadyen1194]

I had "My Child" dolls. They had beautiful soft felt covered faces and big eyes. x

[@ithydoodles]

I had a lot of these even though I wasn't born until 1986. Hooray for yard salez and stores still having the toys for sale for a long time. I recently bought a tiny Rainbow Brite Tickled Pink figure from five below. It's absolutely adorable.

[@jasonfreeman679]

Glamour Gals by Kenner, Dazzel Dolls by Mattel were very fun too. Huge playlets and changeable fashions! They were about the size of GI Joe

[@ryanwbee]

"And the colour was... neon!" (Proceeds to show clips on muted sepia tones) 🤣

[@ChloeRamey]

11:22 BabyLand General Hospital is in Cleveland Georgia, they have live “births” of the cabbage patch dolls

[@chellemadzombie2297]

I had the Heart Family and I also had the playhouse and the car. I love most of these dolls of the 80s, I don't think I had most of the dolls that I wanted, but I did have a few good ones.

[@lou-anneva8506]

I'm luckly enough to have some of these dolls in my collection. You never mentioned the best feature with Moon Dreamer Dolls, their hair glows in the dark and some accessories too. They are all so adorable.

[@MP-cr7uf]

Great list-so many memories! I had My Little Pony, Strawberry Shortcake, Sea Wees, and My Friend Dolls from Fisher Price (Mandy, Jenny, & Becky). I wasn’t allowed to have Cabbage Patch Dolls or Barbies. There was also a “Herself the Elf” line of books, dolls, and cartoon. I didn’t have the dolls, but had a storybook and coloring book from that series (they were very similar to the Strawberry Shortcake dolls too).

[@KeepQuirky]

You’re unlocking so many memories! I didn’t even remember that I had a Moon Dreamer doll or a Mattel Strawberry Shortcake knockoff until I watched this video.

[@lorrainecurran9157]

The 80s really had the best dolls .❤ I have been following you for a while and this has been one of my favourite videos

[@eduardoavina2526]

Missed this series!!! Please keep doing it 🥹

[@clairepaffey1727]

I have an 80s Rainbow Brite horse that was handed down to me by my cousin. I was born in the 90s so too young to remember the show. It's quite tall with a flocked body and the mane and tail are made from wool. I've never seen one anywhere else, so I'm keeping hold of it! I think I had a later reboot of the doll as well from around the early 2000s. And from the same cousin over 50 My Little Ponies, which I will also never part with.

[@mayramc7070]

Im a 90s kid but I LOVE Rainbow Brite, i feel she would be a hit if she had a “bratz” makeover

[@missybura1283]

Cabbage patch kids video please ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@ladycrystal3151]

Huge appreciation for this video, I grew up in the 80’s, so much nostalgia. I had most of these dolls growing up and wish I still did. Well, I do still have one of my original cabbage patch dolls, but not her birth certificate lol

[@Skoella]

I just got my first dream cabbage Patch doll from the US (I‘m 24) 😂❤ I love 80s dolls. Great Video! 😍

[@suzannebeinart4359]

Very nice! I would have added Skipper, who had a lot of cool 80s outfits in the late 80s I do prefer the British Sindy face mold, but they're rather expensive in America. Good luck finding an original Jem mint in box!!! I have always loved the shiny oddness of Spectra and her friends!

[@ThereseLundgren]

I loved Lady Lovleylocks, Rainbow Brite & Barbie and the Rockers film when I was little ❤🥰

[@MandVersusNature]

I have Tom Comet from Spectra, and an in box extra outfit. I have a Bucky Buckaroo Moon Dreamers, who I found thrifting. Always Sisters Lauren (blonde oldest) was a gift from a grandma who I’ve only gotten that doll from, and I have her middle sister Meredith as well as an extra outfit. I love her so much.

[@melyndalegg7446]

OMG! Sea Wees! I totally forgot about the set I had as a kid. I always love the memories your channel brings back. ❤️

[@CreateOneDay]

Fantastic video that brought back some great memories! I was a tween and teen in the 80's, so I was a bit old for some of these, but I remember admiring them. One doll I didn't see in your video was American Girl, which came out in 1986.

[@brookgordon6961]

Lovely locks and the pixie tails. I've been trying to remember what these dolls were called. I also had a paper doll collection of them.

[@jlsalyers1975]

You can still go to Babyland General today, and get Cabbage Kids.

[@dolls_onthego]

Loved this!!! Also not mentioned another small doll line I loved were Glamour gals & Dazzle dolls! ❤

[@fathomsbelow9944]

I remember having a Miss Anita doll as my first every doll. But after that all the dolls I had were Barbie & Sindy.