Cabbage Patch Kids are soft, plush dolls that became popular in the 1980s. Each doll has a unique appearance, with distinct facial features, hair, and clothing. They were created by Xavier Roberts, who originally designed them as handmade dolls in the late 1970s. The dolls are known for their signature "adoption" process, where children could adopt a doll and receive a birth certificate. The dolls gained immense popularity, leading to a massive toy craze. Cabbage Patch Kids were produced in various sizes and styles, appealing to a wide range of children. They remain a nostalgic symbol of childhood for many and continue to be produced today.