Sigh. I caved. For the longest time, I’d pledged that my kids will never play with Barbie because I never did and I am against commercialism so when my youngest, T2, showed a real interest in the pinkness world of that superhero doll, I just didn’t have the heart to deny her that happiness.
So for her 5th birthday, she finally got some Barbie. In fact, she had a birthday party for the first time ever and received a whole collection of Barbies!!! I don’t have to say a lot as the pictures show themselves……
Happy Birthday, T2. I know how much you love Barbie……since you say you are a big girl now and only small girls play with baby dolls and big girls play with Barbie. Now who brainwashed you into that?!

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Slowly unraveling her Barbie treasure from the Barbie bag……

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Kisses to Mommy or Mattel, T2?? BOTH!!

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And she didn’t forget her sister, because she needed her to help open the Barbie toy for her!

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Waiting anxiously………

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OHhhhh! I’m SO excited, Mommy!!!

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Mommy, look! It says TM, Che-Che’s name! It should be TN, my name!

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TadaaaaAAAAA!!!!!!

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Reading the instructions…….

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And Barbie play begins!

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Mama, I have a Barbie iron!

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They spent a few hours on Barbie ironing clothes and print ons as the set was an ironing print on set……

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Teamwork

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We did it!!!

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Continuing her Barbie play…..

So yeah, we’ve succumbed to the Barbie world. This does not mean we will be collecting all things Barbie! Hell, no. I am not a toy advocate, remember? But thank you, Barbie, for making my precious little ones days brighter. Thank you so much. She does get good play out of Barbie and truly enjoys herself whilst playing.
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Mamapumpkin spent 7 years in London committing crimes to gain her Bartlett degree in Architecture. She then spent 7 years as a Stay At Home Mom raising her children as documented in this blog of over 15 years thereafter returning to the Corporate World stronger than ever as the Country Director of a British Multinational. She sets out to prove to all, that you can have anything and everything that you want; if you have that fire of desire burning within and the drive to work hard. Even better with much love.
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Eager to buy the very first Barbie doll to my daughter but still thinking of it. Poor my daughter don’t have any Barbie yet huhu