Bratz Horses

purplefdu · 03-10-08, 11:27 AM

Now I do not agree with children playing with Bratz in general. They are NOT the kind of role models that will encourage girls to worry about education and manners and not fashion and makeup. However in looking for a gift for my niece the other day we went past the Bratz section and I almost died when I realized they had an equestrian series. Horses and riders. All with the same outlandish "fashionable" theme as regular Bratz dolls. I wanted to cry.

MorganManiac · 03-10-08, 11:37 AM

If the horse series is as ugly as the dolls, I would feel like crying, too. I can't believe how popular those dolls are as I think they are ugly. Plus, I can't imagine even bothering with buying a child a toy called "bratz". Isn't being a brat still a bad thing?

swish'n'neigh · 03-10-08, 03:32 PM

What are they? I've never seen them... off to Google.

Back... ugh, those are awful! Do people really buy those for their children? I agree, I wouldn't want to buy anything for my kids called "bratz".

sallyanna · 03-11-08, 09:19 AM

I can't stand those dolls. My dad bought one for each of the girls and I was shocked at the flimsy things they call clothes that they wear!! I've seen the horses too, and they aren't any better. I made sure the ones they were given, were misplaced rather quickly LOL.

Adelaide · 03-11-08, 04:35 PM

I hate the dolls too but what is worse is the Bratz babies-toddlers complete with piercings, make up and clothes that would look better on a thirty year old street walker.

I am sorry if this offends anyone here but they are really awful toys. And even the horses are styled after them, with the silly eyes.

alexis · 03-12-08, 02:15 PM

For anyone that is confused at all, this is a picture I just found.

I dislike these types of toys, and my girl will never have them no matter how cheap they are sold (and I'm a good bargain shopper). I don't think that you need to teach a child fashion and make up and all that jazz just to have a good toy. Whats wrong with toy makers, this is so freaking ugly.

Adelaide · 03-13-08, 01:07 PM

Right, and the age that they market them to is just totally inappropriate for the type of doll that they are. I don't want my toddler to be playing with make up covered dolls that are flaunting their stuff. She gets decent, wooden toys and puzzles instead where ever possible.

barnbum · 03-14-08, 06:26 PM

I've always thought the bratz toys looked like they got melted or something. The animals and horses are just awful. My little ponies are so much cuter. Probably cheaper too.

03-10-08, 11:27 AM	Bratz Horses Post #1 (permalink)
purplefdu Member Join Date: 08-12-07 Posts: 236 Images: 1	Bratz Horses Now I do not agree with children playing with Bratz in general. They are NOT the kind of role models that will encourage girls to worry about education and manners and not fashion and makeup. However in looking for a gift for my niece the other day we went past the Bratz section and I almost died when I realized they had an equestrian series. Horses and riders. All with the same outlandish "fashionable" theme as regular Bratz dolls. I wanted to cry.

03-10-08, 11:37 AM	Bratz Horses Post #2 (permalink)
MorganManiac Member Join Date: 03-02-08 Posts: 75	I haven't seen those If the horse series is as ugly as the dolls, I would feel like crying, too. I can't believe how popular those dolls are as I think they are ugly. Plus, I can't imagine even bothering with buying a child a toy called "bratz". Isn't being a brat still a bad thing?

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03-10-08, 03:32 PM	Bratz Horses Post #3 (permalink)
swish'n'neigh Member Join Date: 03-02-08 Posts: 25	What are they? I've never seen them... off to Google. Back... ugh, those are awful! Do people really buy those for their children? I agree, I wouldn't want to buy anything for my kids called "bratz".

03-11-08, 09:19 AM	Bratz Horses Post #4 (permalink)
sallyanna Member Join Date: 12-01-07 Posts: 100	I can't stand those dolls. My dad bought one for each of the girls and I was shocked at the flimsy things they call clothes that they wear!! I've seen the horses too, and they aren't any better. I made sure the ones they were given, were misplaced rather quickly LOL.

03-11-08, 04:35 PM	Bratz Horses Post #5 (permalink)
Adelaide Member Join Date: 03-02-08 Posts: 25	I hate the dolls too but what is worse is the Bratz babies-toddlers complete with piercings, make up and clothes that would look better on a thirty year old street walker. I am sorry if this offends anyone here but they are really awful toys. And even the horses are styled after them, with the silly eyes.

03-12-08, 02:15 PM	Bratz Horses Post #6 (permalink)
alexis Member Join Date: 08-10-07 Posts: 329 Images: 2	For anyone that is confused at all, this is a picture I just found. I dislike these types of toys, and my girl will never have them no matter how cheap they are sold (and I'm a good bargain shopper). I don't think that you need to teach a child fashion and make up and all that jazz just to have a good toy. Whats wrong with toy makers, this is so freaking ugly.

03-13-08, 01:07 PM	Bratz Horses Post #7 (permalink)
Adelaide Member Join Date: 03-02-08 Posts: 25	Right, and the age that they market them to is just totally inappropriate for the type of doll that they are. I don't want my toddler to be playing with make up covered dolls that are flaunting their stuff. She gets decent, wooden toys and puzzles instead where ever possible.

03-14-08, 06:26 PM	Bratz Horses Post #8 (permalink)
barnbum Member Join Date: 03-07-08 Posts: 21	I've always thought the bratz toys looked like they got melted or something. The animals and horses are just awful. My little ponies are so much cuter. Probably cheaper too.

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