In 1984, a New Jersey dentist found his practice disrupted by children who refused to show him their teeth until he examined their Cabbage Patch dolls. That was when he came up with a brilliant idea. Sort of. Sandy Stein and his wife Seena share with Next Big Thing producer Julie Subrin memories of their contribution to the Cabbage Patch craze.
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