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Barbie, the world's best selling doll is witnessing a shrinking fan base with a 15 per cent drop in sales.
Child psychologist Michael Carr Gregg said that none of the clients want to be their chronological age any more. "'We now have reached a point where five year olds want to be 10, 10 year-olds would be 14 and 14 year olds want to be 21," he added.
There's a huge increase in the so called age compression phenomenon, where children leave traditional play categories at younger ages for more sophisticated products. Kids these days are tech savvy and get bored easily. There's a large demand for interactive electronics, like Nintendo DS and Play Stations.
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