Bratz dolls
are extremely popular amongst young girls all over the UK. As I am sure you
know Barbie has long been the most loved doll amongst most girls all over the
world. Nevertheless, when Bratz dolls were launched they were arguably the
first doll to stand their own against the Barbie range of dolls.
Many toy
manufacturers have created dolls over the years in an attempt to push Barbie
off the top spot, and many have failed, often resulting in discontinued toys.
However, whilst Bratz may not have pushed Barbie off her throne, the dolls have
certainly created their own following and a big one at that.
They are
considered the modern doll, something which girls nowadays tend to love. They
have a more stylish and glamorous edge over Barbie and that is why they have
proved to be so successful. They haven’t tried to imitate Barbie; the
manufacturers of Bratz have been original and created an entirely new doll
which stands on its own stead.
And the originality
of Bratz has shone through once more as the manufacturers, MGA Entertainment,
have launched a range of dolls without hair. These dolls have gone on sale in
the UK and the aim of their release is to support any children that are
suffering from diseases such as alopecia and cancer.
The range of
bald Bratz dolls is aptly named ‘True Hope’ and £1 from each sale of the doll
is going to be donated to a UK cancer charity for young people and families
which is called CLIC Sargent.
The dolls
send out a massive message to the world and especially to children. It allows
all kids to acknowledge children with these sorts of diseases as being exactly
the same as them; it will make such children feel more included. It is also a
lovely way of showing the children suffering that everybody acknowledges the
immense struggle they have encountered and that the world knows how brave and
beautiful they are.
At present
the ‘True Hope’ range consists of four dolls; two Bratz dolls and two Moxie
Girlz dolls. The Bratz dolls you can choose from are Cloe and Yasmin, whereas
the Moxie Girlz on offer are Sophia and Avery. The girls come complete with
their ever stylish clothes and they look as radiant and as stunning as always.
Whether your
little girl is suffering from cancer or a similar disease or not, a ‘True Hope’
Bratz doll is something which you should seriously consider buying. Not only
will you be helping out by donating £1 of the sale to CLIC Sargent but you will
also be helping greatly by the message that you will be enlightening your child
to. There are of course also a lot of other great Bratz dolls and toys on the market that your child will love too if you are looking for something extra to
add to their Christmas list as well.
