I smiled as well - thinking about the Barbies I had when I was a child. I received my first Barbie in the early 70s and spent hours dressing her, making clothes for her with my grandmother, choosing accessories for her and setting up scenarios for her. My oldest daughter, who is now 18, loved Barbie as well. When she became old enough to appreciate the doll, I passed down some of the things I had saved from my Barbie dolls.
Now I'm wondering if it's time to start the serious Barbie tradition with my next daughter. I don't want to spend a lot of money on Barbie and her accessories because this daughter isn't as conscientious as her older sister, but I still need to "Shop Smart, Save Big." And it's that time of year: Purchasing fun stuff for the holidays.
I'm sure she would like 2009 holiday Barbie in her shimmering pink and gold lame gown. To find a great deal, I can use Shop.com, which is an easy-to-use online shopping comparison site. You can find just about any product you're looking for as well as coupons, free shipping offers, exclusive sales and sweepstakes.
There are tons of other gift ideas to check out at Shop.com. Start with Barbies and Nba comforters and go from there.
3 folks a chattin':
I was such a tomboy as a child, I thought Barbie was okay as long as she was ready to climb a tree with me!
when my daughter was young, i bought her the native american series of barbies they came out with. they only did it for 5 years i think, and i missed 1 year. i would buy that one and a regular one because she couldn't play with the native american one...hehehe. she still has them, in the boxes, and will pass them on to her daughter.
hugz my friend!
hi! wuz here missing your visits ;) hope u can drop by soon...
my 4yr old loves her barbies as well...some were even mine years ago ~ treasure!
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