Just when you thought they’d exhausted all possible options for Hello Kitty to be adorable…they do THIS!
That’s right, what you’re currently oogling are Hello Kitty Build-A-Bear’s! I can’t take credit for this find, because I saw this tweeted by The Office Stylist. I couldn’t resist sharing these with you guys. The dolls are $20.00 and the outfits are between $3 and $15. Go now- build a kitty! You can also buy the Hello Kitty bears already stuffed on Amazon.
If I was a younger gal, I would freak out over these cute little Taylor Swift dolls. I mean, they sing and they have super cute outfits. My favorite doll is the “Our Song” doll with the blue dress. That’s the concert where John Mayer came out and played with her – I do know that much!
“When I was a little girl, I dreamed of becoming a country music star and having my very own fashion doll line,” Taylor says of plastic venture. “Now it’s come true! I can’t wait to see little girls play with my doll and rock out with my crystal guitar.” – Taylor Swift
Given how popular Taylor Swift is, I suspect the Taylor Swift dolls will be a hot Christmas gift for girls. If you plan to get one, buy it sooner rather than later. No one wants to live out some version of a bad Christmas movie where parents are fighting over the last toy in a store. Then again, did the Internet make that kind of thing obsolete? Will all fights be over eBay? Hmm…
Smart girls always remember! Here, I continue my journey into the things I loved in childhood and during those pesky teenage years with this post. This particular post seems to focus on childhood…but that’s okay! I had an amazing childhood full of equally amazing memories. I was blessed, I know that. Must be why my life hasn’t ever been so great since then
Gund Bears: I hardly cared that they were well-made, I just knew that the SNUFFLES bear was so cute that I had to have him. And I still have him..somewhere…hmm…
Flower Fairies: Illustrated by Cicely Mary Barker, these were a big part of my childhood. My Granny actually had Flower Fairies as wallpaper in her bathroom. Needless to say, I grew up a bit obsessed.
My Little Pony Castle: You probably have to get it on eBay – we even got ours from a Garage Sale. But oh man, I LOVED playing with it. It’s so hard to pick out favorite toys from the 80’s…I even had the Barbie Camper once! But we were never rich, mostly it was gifts from relatives, garage sale stuff, or special presents for Christmas. I appreciate them all so much. Oooh…and we had the My Little Pony Dance Studio…called Baby Bonnet School of Dance. It was seafoam green and had great accessories (like leg warmers for the ponies) and three spinning built-in stands.
Doll Buggy: You have to get your kid one of these, right? I mean, if she wants one. I used to push buggies full of dolls everywhere. I still do. I mean, kidding? Doll Buggy > Doll Stoller. These are some of the best toys for girls.
Brave Little Tailor movie. I betcha thought I was gonna type “Brave Little Toaster”, huh? Minnie Mouse and Mickey Mouse movies and cartoons are something I always remember. Brave Little Tailor Wiki. Minnie was a princess in this movie with one of those cone hat things, and I wanted to be her. I was also a big fan of Mickey’s Delayed Date. Mickey’s Delayed Date Wiki. These cartoons literally captivated me. I think they used to play them on Sunday nights. And we never (evereverever) had cable so I was overjoyed when great TV was on. Oh – AND okay, one more. Mickey’s Rival. Mickey Mouse cartoons are on Youtube.
