I miss when the houses would have seperate rooms and more furniture instead of just stickers. The magical mansion and Victorian house are my favourites.

My first Barbie house was actually hand made for me by my great uncle. It has 6 rooms and an attic, electric lights, wall to wall carpet, is fully furnished and the front door opens and closes. Most of the furniture was made by my mom and my grandma sewed curtains and bedding for it. She also contributed building materials, including a brand new cookie sheet that her brother made into the kitchen sink and metal counter tops. It remains the best Christmas present I ever got. I also have the yellow A-frame house and a couple different versions of the 3 storey elevator house. All those were picked up second hand. I've thrifted tons of furniture. It's fun to find bargains and also cool to discover how many different colors any given piece comes in. Thanks for the fun review!

My friend converted her heavily shelved wardrobe into a Barbie house. She even stuck little fairy lights in there so it wasn't dark. I was so jealous.

I am 27 years old now and I am still upset that my mother gave away my 1995 dream house. I still have a Christmas ornament of it, though. It was the best one (in my opinion) and I deeply miss it. One time I went to a thrift store and saw FOUR of them there for sale. I was in college, so I couldn't buy one... I started tearing up in the middle of the store. I'll find another one some day!

Fun fact: 9 dollars in 1965 was the equivalent to 81 dollars today….

Older woman here. Those old vinyl cases and dollhouses smelled SO GOOD! And I loved my mod 1968 Family House. It was weird, but we were into weird in those days.

I grew up playing with the 2006 dollhouse and it was really spacious!! I think this also had sounds as well ( like the toilet was able to make a flush noise and the stove would sizzle) plus if you put clothes in the hamper, it shoots down onto the laundry basket downstairs so that was also pretty neat :D

The 1970s townhouse with the elevator is the one I always craved. But my dolls lived in a shack made of old ceiling tiles, and they liked it!

i didn't have a barbie house as a kid but I DID have a barbie camper (and a Mcdonalds set), so my barbies lived in a trailer and worked at mickey d's😂I never thought of it as derogatory, though. Barbie was a hard working woman providing for her family. I was mirroring my own family. Great video, Joey!

I had the 2009 one growing up and so did my cousin, we loved it. Almost everything in it was intractable the shower, the toilet, the tv went inside the fire place and you could press a hidden button to make it come back up, the door bell worked and the light in the dinning room turned on, and the fire place lit us and made noises. The dish washer was fun as it came with food and drinks for the fridge and very small silverware, cups, and plates. last is that it came with so many little accessories and furniture. I used to play with this house from 7am to 8pm, this was before I owned any electronics other than the wii. I am 17 now and part of me wants to buy this house again just so I can go back to playing with it.

I had the 2013 dream house! My god it was perfect, I played with it every day and I loved all of the buttons and small details and furniture. It was amazing

i had the talking townhouse from 2002. it was iconic, imo. the advertisement jingle is still ingrained in my brain still lol. a major staple of my childhood. the mail slot, the turn of the century smarthome theme, even the accessories/furniture it came with were great for my little kid imagination.

13:20 my sister had this in our childhood and we were both OBSESSED. The picture here doesn’t do it justice because the centre wall would rotate like a carousel which was always so awesome. Plus the blue/cream/orange colour scheme was really understated and beautiful (and against the grain of the typical pink, yknow?). Plus it was just a cottage with stickers of cats everywhere like, ugh im still obsessed!

The A frame Barbie house is everythinggggg! Do more videos like these please!! The first three Barbie houses adjusted for inflation would cost: 1962 - 38.29$ 1964 - 46.54$ 1965 - 91.69$

2009 one was SO iconic!!! It’s the one I grew up with and I loved it so so much, good memories💙

2006 was my dream house. Loved it to bits. It had a doorbell that rang and a working porch light. So nostalgic lol

I remember, being a child of the '60s that $4 was a lot of money for a toy! My mother and grandmother (who was a seamstress and department store buyer) made a lot of clothing because it was too expensive to buy. But though I didn't get the dream house, I did get the cardboard fashion shop and I loved it. In fact, I still have most of it. I now have an A-frame dream house and you can find bathroom pieces for it.

2000 Dream House was the best one you can’t change my mind (tho the 2006 one holds a special place in my heart as the first time I made a big purchase with my own money and I am still kind of impressed I managed to save that much money as a ten year old)

the 2009 dream house was the reason i woke up everyday, went to school and got to the grind……. it was eye opening for me! great video

Growing up I owned the 2013 Barbie dream house and that was one of the highlights of my childhood. All the buttons you could press for sounds and also being able to hang Barbie’s clothes on the clothes rack was awesome

I was born in 1963. I had the 1970 and the 1974 houses. My granddaughter has the 2020. Thank you for bringing back such great memories. I loved the video!!

I had the interactive talking dream house of 2002, and it was a childhood higlight for sure, came to this video only to see if you talked about it! She was beautiful

Growing up I had the 2006 dream house I absolutely loved it. I remember it not only came with furniture but also many house accessories. Like a fridge full of food, plates and silverware, bath accessories etc. That was so much fun.

The Barbie stuff is stashed in boxes in the attic at the moment, but my siblings and I didn't ever have an official dreamhouse (not enough room, and my parents didn't have that kind of money). We did receive all the furniture separately and used regular toy shelves to set it up. We made our own stairs out of Legos, as well as our own paper objects for the house (plates, cups, food, pictures for the wall, etc.) , then just used our Imaginations.

I had the Barbie beach bungalow in the early 00s. That was a folding one as well. It came with an inflatable bed and couch.

I had something the 1964 Barbie's New Dream House. One thing that isn't obvious is that the layout could be opened to different angles, depending on how much play space was available. For storage, all the furniture could be tucked into niches, and the walls and patio floor folded around, to form a closed box a bit bigger than a portable sewing mechine, complete with a top handle for carrying. I thought the price was a little higher, and my house did not exactly match the photos. The sliding door was a sheet of acetate framed by two sides of the heavy duty pasteboard. It didn't slide without fuss, but it was amazing. The pasteboard construction of the furniture and house was very sturdy, and nearly visual detail on the surfaces was amazing.

LI LOVE the old houses. I didn’t have any of them growing up, but as an adult collector, I first got the first dream house but I wasn’t impressed with its large size and I sold it. I didn’t get the second dream house until many years later. I just love it, and the fact that you can change the rooms around is especially cool. I have most of the mod era houses. I also have two clone “houses“ from the 70s… A rustic Lakehouse and Hawaiian villa. They were made of cardboard and had cardboard furniture. I am a sucker for the old cardboard furniture.

The 1984 home actually does have a bathroom! :) the background can be changed out like turning a page on a book which also helps to add in more rooms

the barbie house i had as a kid was very cool and unique. it was a barbie house that also functioned as a piece of furniture. it was just under 5 foot tall, made of wood with three stories and drawers on the bottom. i got it when i was a toddler and kept it for years. once i was too old to play with dolls, i used it as a bookshelf. the best part is the floor plan was very open and you didn’t need to crouch down to play with it.

The playsets from the 90's and early 2000's were freaking gigantic

I remember having the 2015 one and the thing I remember about it most was that that cabinet in the bathroom could turn into a sink, a fish tank or a barbecue and how they all made noises depending on which one you attached to it. I also remember the pool that came in the side, I used to have so much fun with it.

My mom still has her 1964 dream house. It’s very charming, and the cardboard works surprisingly well

My older sister had the 1998 house and it was amazing!! Eventually I got the Princess & the pauper castle for myself! I loved having the option for fantasy or realism

Awwww! 💕💕 My father has built me an exact copy of this dreamhouse with the elevator when I was a child and also had his fun playing with the Barbies with me (of course only for the child, lol!). Sigh, memories... 🤩💕🤩💕

I really enjoy the fact that there are people showing their passion for dolls too, so now I can watch videos like that.

I remember watching the Barbie folding pretty house ads on TV. I wanted it so badly, but my parents refused to buy us big accessories and playsets that would only take up lots of space, especially when we lost interest. If only they could have known I'd never really grow up and would still be obsessed with toys in my mid-30's.

I remember that as a child in the 90's I wanted a little house and my father made me the version of the '91 one in wood I loved that house ❤️ the nostalgia

I had that one house with stained glass windows from 1998! I loved it! It was a hand me down form my older sister, and I remember that it had this bathtub that would fold down on the top floor and a really nice elevator in the tower. Mine also had a little baby swing on the bottom porch. I loved that house. Still have some of the furniture from it. Now I'm a model horse collector, but Barbie houses have always fascinated me, even after we got rid of all of mine. Awesome vid!

We ended up finding a 2004 Happy Family home at a local thrift store and it was very interactive. We were very impressed with all of the noises and it was well loved at our house! 😁 A great find for 11.00 dollars!

I was born in 1970 and I had the 1979 BDH and I loved it SO MUCH! I still have the most vivid memories of all the furniture and tiny food. I feel like no other Barbie house compares. 💗

This took me back so much! I never owned a dreamhouse myself, but my cousins and friends did. Pro tip for anyone with kiddos who want Barbie beds: tissue boxes! Flip them over and put a little fabric and mini pillows on it, voila, a bed! Small tissue boxes make for good pretend dressers and table too. And if they get squashed it's no bid deal. Just give them another box. I'll never forget getting "real" wicker furniture for my dolls when I was 8. Still have most of it, despite some of them being a bit broken. So many good memories. Thank you for the nostalgia! 🥰

Oo! I wanted that 95/98/2000 Dream Home. My mom always told me "You already have a doll house" but it was too small for my Barbies haha

I had the 1995 Folding Dreamhouse--secondhand, mind you--and I still adore it to this day. There are better photos online that showcase the interior, but my favorite part was the built-in sink that would fold out to create a jacuzzi. It offered a lot of versatility, and I loved the amount of floor space it had as it made it easy for me and my brother to play together. We had this running storyline going where my little brother would play with Lego Hero Factory and I would play the Barbies. The Hero Factory were an alien cyborg race that crashlanded to Earth on Barbie's balcony and hid out at her home. The Barbies would teach them how to blend into human society, and how to be vulnerable and express their emotions. The Hero Factory would teach the girls how to fight and defend themselves. Totally miss that house, had lots of good memories with it.

Joey, I enjoy your videos. Thanks so much for taking the time to make them. It is wonderful that the appreciation of Barbie crosses many generations. Personally, as doll collectors, we have so much to offer each other. Remembering that information is all relative, depending on which generation of Mattel's merchandising one was exposed as a child, makes for a wonderful panoply of people and aesthetics that is fascinating. Your commentary on the 2000 blue Victorian actually piqued my interest to own one. Long ago, my husband gave me the ultimatum, "No more structures!" Therefore, I can only view that house here, longingly. Many of my generation of doll collectors cringe at the now "classic pink". It's not how Barbie began, but it is what it is and Mattel wants us to be there. I'd like to share a few interesting insights. I hope you won't mind. The first Barbie Dream House's overall design was inspired by the preeminent designers of the day, Alexander Girard and Charles and Ray Eames. Some of their designs are still manufactured today and are considered classic 20th century Modernist design. So, in 1962, Barbie was on point. I own one of the first Dream Houses. I've owned others, but it remains my favorite because it is the most compact Barbie structure I have ever been exposed. Joey, I hope one of these comes your way. No doubt you'll find it a unique comparison. Technically, I don't know if this constitutes a Barbie "house", but the Barbie College Campus is worthy of note. The feature you might find of interest is the dorm room, that has beds, desks, and a closet. The dolls for this dorm room would have been Barbie ad Midge. This structure also had a soda shop (I guess I should use the old-thyme "shoppe"). It's a great set and very rare. I think you might appreciate it. Soon after the Barbie Family Living House there was the Country Living House. The structure was the same as the Family Living House but the graphics were completely different. So was the furniture. From 1965 to about 1970 style deliberately jumped the track, which I reflected in the Family Living House. In the blink of an eye, it seems everything went from hippie to hippie-dippie. Prior to disco, this era was about a return to the earth and a "simpler" life. The Country Living House reflected that. If I remember correctly, the Dream House of 1979 came with seeds and an area to plant a real "garden" Eeew wee!. Sleep 'n' Keep cases are not "houses" but worth mentioning. Throughout the 1970s Mattel franchised double doll cases that could store two dolls (usually Barbie and Stacie). There was a center section for clothes. On the underside of the lids there were fold down beds for two dolls. I think I have two of those cases. They are quite interesting. I totally understand why you do not like the Barbie Family House. As far as style is concerned, it is the transition house between the Mod Barbie House and the Country Living House. Believe me, the stretch is broad. FYI, in the early 1970s the most popular colors were: Avocado Green Cocoa Brown Harvest Gold Damn! We were eternally stuck in autumn! I lived through and escaped all of it. I am xyz young and appreciate what you do.

Whoa! My grandma has that Barbie's Family House from 1968 still at her house, furniture and all. Seeing that just sent me through memory lane remembering I used to play with it when I would bring my dolls over to her house. It was like a vacation home for my dolls, heheh.

As the Barbie movie gets closer, I'm looking at all the old Barbie things I used to have. I had the 1996 folding house and the 1999 family house. So, so, so many memories playing with those. I also had the hotel and the bakery. I would set up a whole "town" in my room and play out these elaborate story lines that would last for DAYS!

Midge's house from 2004 absolutely made noise. The toilet flushed the shower ran. There was a little switch by the baby changing table that folded up that turned the noises on. And a little lamp in the changing table that would play some lullaby music for the baby or play some crying noises. The microwave made popcorn sounds that and the sound from the fridge opening always made me happy as a kid.

I had the Barbie Dream House 1968 & Townhouse 1974. The roof of the 1968 house was plastic. The walls and floors were vinyl covered cardboard and closed around the roof, with a metal turn clasp on the walls to hold it shut. There was a plastic handle that came up through the roof. I gave the 1974 Townhouse to 3 friends, who are sisters, when I was moving away. I also had the Barbie camper, airplane and double fashion closet in the 70’s. So many hours of fun. Loved it all. Cool video!

My sister had the 1968 Family house. It was so cool and well designed because it turns into a case. I think you don't like it because you are looking at it from a 2000's aesthetic, but if you put it in context (or if you just love the late 60's/early 70's aesthetic) it is marvelous.

Oooh can you do a video like this on every Barbie pool? There's wonderful light up fountain one I had as a kid. Man I'd love to have that one back. Great video again!

My parents got me the 1995 victorian-style Dream House for my sixth birthday. Thinking back, it must've been a huge huge effort for them, as we normally couldn't afford this kind of stuff. I hadn't even dreamed about having it, and yet there it was. The happiness I felt that day, and the happiness it kept giving me everyday of my childhood for years and years after that is unmatched. So many beautiful memories around it, and around Barbie in general ❤ made me teary eyed to see it come up in the video.

Omg I had the 1996 folding pretty house and I remember being obsessed with it for years! This brings me extreme nostalgia 🥰

Me and my sister grew up with the folding pretty house from 1996 (yard sale find apparently), the 2002 interactive house and the 2008 three storey dream house. We had a whole community of families that would live in the different houses! The three storey dream house was one of my all time favourite toys from my childhood, and we still have it in the basement

I remember getting the 2008 barbie dream house when I was 6 and seeing the commercials every Christmas, it’s extremely nostalgic to me and I’m so mad at myself for getting rid of it 😭😭 i think im gonna buy a used one to satisfy my childhood nostalgia, it was my absolute favorite and so iconic!!

I had the 2009 one!!! UGH, I loved that elevator! When you clicked the tv in the living room, it would slowly come back up and the fireplace would crackle! I LOVED IT.

The 1986 Dreamhouse looks soo pretty!! I'd still love to have it💕 But the 2011 Dreamhouse is the one I've made the most memories with growing up, it was lovely!

we have the 2021 Dream House and it is amazing! The “L” shape layout makes it so easy to play in. And there are lots of stories you can play out with all the incredible house elements

Oh my goodness, my mom had that 1974 house as a child! Well, she had the 1973 version which had a slightly different color scheme overall. The cardboard pieces of it got really beat up when she was a kid, but the plastic furniture was sturdy and she gave them to me when I was first getting into Barbies. I didn't have a dollhouse for them yet, but I had furniture and I could spread that anywhere and use my building blocks to make walls to separate rooms however I wanted! The furniture went into the garage for awhile, but we recently found the box that it was in shortly before I watched this video, which I think is a hilarious coincidence!

The only Barbie house I ever had was the one at 12:20! My mother made me get rid of all 'childish' things at one point, so I lost tons - books too. I got the house brand-new, we went to a store to pick one out for Christmas, and it was one of the bigger presents I think I ever had, lol :) Brings back great memories!

I had the Magical Mansion from 1990 with all of those items. The fireplace lit up and crackled. The backside of the fireplace was a “kitchen” and had a place where a blender could sit and when the fireplace was on the blades of the blender spun. The vanity lights around the bathroom mirror lit up. I spent hours with it! Thank you for unlocking a memory!

Thanks for this video this was so fun! And now I NEED that 1990 magical mansion, it goes perfectly with my princesscore vibe rn

my mom had the 1986 dreamhouse (which we kept for a very long time) and i had the 2009 townhouse!!! crazy how long these have been around.

i had that one from 2002!!! it was everything to me at the time, always had to be involved when i played w my dolls 🥹

My grandparents gifted me the 2006 one when I was six. I remember it was so big I could fit through the double doors on the bottom! After I grew out of it the house moved to my grandparents for me and my cousins to play with when we came over. It is still at their house after 15 years and has been well-loved by me and all my cousins! Thank you for bringing up such good memories!

I had the 2006 three-story Dream House. It, like the 2008 variant, also had a doll stand you could 'clip your dolls into' that would then let them "walk" up the stairs (via crank mechanism on the floor). Also like the 2008 variant, it was missing the kitchen table and chairs (all other furniture came with, and I was very confused by how 'empty' the kitchen was). I don't think the third floor was supposed to detach (it was firmly part of the build, once assembled), though the stereo was actually a fold-out bed.

The first townhouse and 1979 dream house were the ones I grew up with! They were originally my moms and she kept her childhood ones for my childhood :3 She sold the 1979 one 3 years ago and it went for almost $500 usd, sad to see it go but personally Ive always wanted more of a pink and purple house or a castle LOL

The colors work *far* better in the 2011 house at 16:20! Love the color scheme! Love that house and the details.

I had the Barbie Townhouse, the same as your mom. I got it from "Santa" in the 70's and I loved it! My mom passed away a few weeks ago so seeing this video made me feel so bittersweet. I cried a little. I wouldn't have guessed that I would cry watching THIS! LOL

I loved the 2006 and 2009 one. The 2004 house made real sounds like the previous one.

Ahhh this brought back so many memories! My mom was a thrift shopper so I had multiple of the houses from the 80s- early 2000s. I wish I would have kept them :(

This unlocked a memory. We couldn’t afford a house for my Barbie growing up so I made one out of a bookshelf and even made a cardboard and yarn elevator 🥹

0:25 I still have this doll house! My Twin sister and I had a blast playing with it when we were little

The Barbie Family House morphed into a cute beach house sometime in the mid 70s. The colors were better and it was great for transporting dolls and accessories. I used to pack it FULL, including a dune buggy, to stay over at my grandma's house. If you put it on top of a coffee table you have a two storey house!

The Magical Mansion and the Victorian ones look really cool. I love the more traditional dollhouse look. I am turned off by how modern and unrealistic most dollhouses are, but those ones look great to me.

I had the 1999 and 2004 dream house growing up. Omgooooodness the memories this brought back. Was sooo in love with my ‘99 way more though because of the turn around kitchen! I wish I still had this playset!

My 1979 BARBIE house was found in the garbage!😂😂😂My mom saw it, washed it up and I had years of fun with it!

I love the 1979 Dream House, my friend had this and we had so much fun playing with it. I had the glow in the dark bed and a really cool kitchen set though and they were awesome. Maybe do a video on some Barbie sets like those, that would be fun :)

You must hate LOL OMG & RH houses then, the walls are fully furnished in 2D. 😆 I hate them for being made out of wallpapered particle board, they can get warped & not waterproof. 😣 I have to say out of all those dream houses I like the Happy Family the most. It look well lived & is giving family sitcom vibe. 🥰 I hope you'll do the medium & budget houses in the future. I'd like to see if any can top the Totally Real house.

I played non-stop with the first Dream House. I was 8 when I first saw it, and it brings back so many memories for me of playing nothing but Barbies. Some of the later ones are ugly, but the favorite one is the first A-frame house. My dad made a huge wooden two-story, 5-room Barbie house for my daughters, and our house was the magnet house for every girl on the block. This was such an informative video. I love your insights and laugh. Thank you for all your research and pictures of everything. I'm going to binge-watch every video of yours this weekend.

When I was young we got the 2013 Barbie dream house and I was so happy! My cousins had the 2009 I think but after I saw theirs I really wanted one!

My first dream house actually wasn’t considered a dream house. It was called the “beach house” I loved playing with that thing, it was amazing.

We need a Barbie Extra Dreamhouse!!

I had the '92 Fold N Fun! Folding it up and carrying it around was definitely part of the fun; everything snapped together so satisfying! Before that, I got the separate furniture and converted a bookshelf into a doll house.

Prayed, pleaded and begged my mom for this house for Christmas. The 1990 Dream Mansion was a site to behold. At 8 it took me about 6-8 hours to build. The front was stunning glitter panels, lit chandelier and porch lights. reversible linen couch, bed, and fireplace . It came with the furniture pictured. There was additional furniture sets sold separately like a fridge and laundry. Whaaat, my girl was living the life when she pulled up in that 80's silver bullet corvette.

This is such a great video I really love learning about different Barbie playlines and histories. I never owned any of the Barbie houses but they look absolutely amazing and fun.

Hi Joey!!! I don’t think I’ve ever been this early to a video before. Hope you’re having a lovely day. 🥺

I had the '68 Barbie Family House .. but my favorite Barbie house was one my mom made. The rooms were boxes turned on their sides and placed on shelves, and Mom put wallpaper and carpeting in the rooms. (Sihe made some of the furniture, too.) Some of my other dolls, such as Dawn, lived on shelves also, but the Barbie rooms were the fanciest, thanks to Mom using the boxes and decorating them. AND the Barbie house had a bathroom (with bright yellow fixtures--IIRC, I painted them). My Barbie house also had a piano (which was really a jewelery box).

The 95 house was the one we had when me and my sister were kids. I don't remember the elevator being battery operated, but I do remember the bath that turned into a bed

In the 70's Barbie had a Country Living House. It has a door that opens, a kitchen with swinging saloon doors and a door that goes into her bedroom.

2012 is what I think of when I think of a Dreamhouse. But in terms of one that doesn't take up a load of space, I think my favourite is 1984 Glamour Home

I had the 2009 one and i had the best time with it, this was the only xmas gift that year for both me and my sister and we invented so many incredible stories in it. I miss those days !!!!!!!

Nooooooo I’m actually IN LOVE with the 60’s color scheme!!!

Yess I'm loving the editing

I had the Fold’N’Fun House when I was young. My family lived in a fifth wheel, so space was at a premium. The fact it could fold up and be put away was super helpful. Also, the street lamp’s light actually works, too!

I had a version of the 3in1 house that I got for Christmas in 1998/99. It looked similar to the pictures shown here, but mine had cardboard backdrops with prints of furnished rooms & the fence was a different style. I also had some foldable mini houses that were probably technically considered "playsets"... A "Barbie Magic Key House" which was ADORABLE! It was multiple shades of pink with lavender & lime green accents. It opened up accordion style & featured a small sitting room, a canopy bed, & a large bathtub. It also came with accessories & a "Magic Key" that would "unlock" things in the house & trigger sound effects. I loved it! I also had a "Grandma's Kitchen" playset which was basically another folding mini house. This one featured a kitchen (of course) & a dining room with a fold out table & folding chairs so that Grandma, Grandpa, Midge, Alan, & Ryan could all eat dinner together! The plastic chicken, & sheet of cookies reacted with water to look as though they had been baked. I also had a "Kelly's Secret Clubhouse" - it was exclusive to the Kelly Club line of the mid 2000s. It featured a set of stairs that turned into a slide, a small treehouse room for Kelly & her friends, a drawbridge leading to a balcony area, & some playground equipment beneath. All very cool houses! 🏡 I LOVE the A-frame styles! So cute - especially the pink one! 👍 This video brought back a lot of fun memories! 💖

I was looking everywhere for the one Barbie house I had as a little girl that I would have kept FOREVER but my parents gave away when I left for college (shame on them) and it was the 1992 Fold'n Fun house! Ohhhh those memories. Thank you for this compilation. 💖

I have 2 of the 2006 dreamhouse, found them both individually at thrift shops for under $30! I'm gonna get rid of them because I don't like the colour scheme either. I love the size though and the spiral staircase! I wish they'd make more dreamhouses with more realistic/neutral colours! P.S The elevators aren't too unrealistic one of my closest friends literally has an elevator in her house! It sounds lazy but she plays a Saxophone so taking it up the stairs would be annoying af.

I can hear the snapping of the plastic and feeling of pinched fingers trying to pop those houses back into their carrying case mode. Sure they were "portable" but at what cost?

Joey ... You just HAVE to have your very own 'Dream House'! I'm sad thinking of you without one! I won't have any peace until you have your own! We will help you MAKE room for it! 🥰

I just found your channel. I have loved Barbie since my childhood in the 1960s and 1970s. I still have all of them. I guess it’s time to do something with them. I just bought a huge Barbie lot from Facebook Marketplace. Your channel has helped me identify which accessories and furniture go with each doll and play set. Thank you so much for sharing all of this information. ❤