Sarah Jessica Parker took her son James Wilkie to Toys R Us in Times Square. I think this is the weekend they were throwing a huge Cabbage Patch Kids 25th Anniversary event with Xavier Roberts, in the flesh. But that’s just because I’m a doll collector.
That’s a bigass bag of toys!
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