Cabbage Patch Hats for Babies and Adults

At least we've all grown up and left the petty violence behind. Thankfully you don't have to fight over a Cabbage Patch doll, because you now have your own little baby girl. The fun bit about being a parent is that you can dress her up just like the doll you grew up with.

These adorable little twins are representing the blondes in these soft little beanie caps. Silently sleeping, they're just how you imagined you'd find your doll under the cabbage leaves so long ago.

Melondipidy is a company that was started by a young mother who was looking for cute but unique baby hats for her daughter. She couldn't find any that suited her, so she began making her own. It's now grown into a thriving company, but each of their hats are still handmade.

Made from 100 percent cotton yarn, these soft hats won't irritate your baby's sensitive skin. They're not just for newborns either. These precious hats are available in sizes newborn to 12 months. Imagine your little girl flipping her Cabbage Patch hat pigtails as she toddles toward you. Now that's a picture to send to grandma!

This little beanie is probably my favorite, and I think it's because my doll was a brunette. I remember braiding her pigtails until they looked somewhat similar to this unusual baby hat.

Blondes may have more fun, but brunettes aren't wallflowers either. Your little girl will be the center of attention anywhere she goes when she's sporting her Cabbage Patch crocheted hat.

The best thing about these hats is the fact that they're practical. It's the perfect cabbage patch kids costume. Your child won't be dressed up in an uncomfortable costume because these hats are designed to be worn by babies. They're warm, suitable to be worn for everyday, and contain nothing that could be harmful to your daughter.

These one-of-a-kind hats are handmade as well by Melondipity and available in various sizes. Made from soft, 100 percent acrylic yarn, your daughter will stay warm and comfy when it's cold out.

Even though CPK dolls were a novelty of the '80's, their appeal lives on today. In reality, it's one of the longest running doll franchises in history. Little girls can still lovingly adopt a kid of their very own.

Before they're old enough for dolls, though, little girls can actually be a Cabbage Patch Kid. When they're seven or eight, they will look back at their baby pictures and get a kick out of seeing themselves in their adorable caps. You can tell them that, yes, you really did find them under the cabbage leaves.