I don't get it.

http://now.msn.com/vatican-mattel-vatican-barbie-vatican-bald-barbie-bald-barbie-sell-bald-barbie-cancer

Why make a bald one? Why not take one of the other ones that you already own and just shave it's head.

This is almost like making a one armed G I Joe. Just rip one of his arms off on your own.

ghandi wrote:http://now.msn.com/vatican-mattel-vatican-barbie-vatican-bald-barbie-bald-barbie-sell-bald-barbie-cancer

Why make a bald one? Why not take one of the other ones that you already own and just shave it's head.

This is almost like making a one armed G I Joe. Just rip one of his arms off on your own.

Why make a bald one???

To sell more of them.

Yomama wrote:

ghandi wrote:http://now.msn.com/vatican-mattel-vatican-barbie-vatican-bald-barbie-bald-barbie-sell-bald-barbie-cancer

Why make a bald one? Why not take one of the other ones that you already own and just shave it's head.

This is almost like making a one armed G I Joe. Just rip one of his arms off on your own.

Why make a bald one???

To sell more of them.

BALD IS BEAUTIFUL!

As a cancer survivor who was bald for almost a year, I think this is a brilliant idea! The incidence of cancer is so much higher than when I was a child. I had recovered from my cancer before my grandkids were born, so I didn't have to face the worry of frightening my grandkids when I lost my hair.

I thought I was prepared for my hair falling out after chemo, but nothing could prepare me for the sight of my hair falling out in handfulls.

I think a bald Barbie with headwraps, scarves, wigs and hats or even just beautifully bald could be a marvelous for a child in chemo, or whose mom or grandmother is losing her hair.