Baby Three Blind Unboxing Trend: Fun but not too much fun!

Spending nearly 20 million VND in nearly a year to buy Baby Three stuffed animals because of her passion for opening blind bags and collecting colorful and beautiful eyes, Ms. LK (Ward 2, Bac Lieu City) still does not feel it is enough and continues to buy to satisfy her passion for this trend.

Baby Three stuffed animals attract both adults and children with their eye-catching shapes and the thrill of “blind bag tearing”. Photo: TN

The daughter of Ms. HN (Ward 1, Bac Lieu City) is fascinated by livestream videos of unboxing blind bags and her family bought her a lot of these dolls. She currently owns nearly 10 of them and shows no signs of stopping. This toy was launched in mid-2024 in China and has been a hit in Vietnam so far, following the Molly, Labubu or Capybara trends, tearing open mini blind bags. The amount of money to own this doll ranges from a few hundred thousand to less than 10 million VND. Collecting Baby Three attracts many people from children to adults because of the thrill of not knowing what product they will open inside. Many people love to collect Baby Three because of its beautiful eyes and the secret dolls that buyers insert into the boxes. It is this surprise that stimulates customers' curiosity, making many people willing to spend a lot of money to experience the thrill and excitement. It is unclear whether these short-lived experiences and joys are actually beneficial, but it can be seen that many people are currently wasting a lot of money on this trend.

Spending a few hundred thousand to a few million VND to own a doll (without knowing whether it is as beautiful as you want or not) is becoming more and more simple and easy for Vietnamese people in general and Bac Lieu people in particular. Browsing through social networking sites, it is not difficult to find posts selling Baby Three, this stuffed animal is also sold in many designs on the street, in bookstores...

Not to mention, following the Baby Three collection trend also risks causing many people, especially young people, to want to try buying and become addicted, spending money uncontrollably, causing waste of money. In addition, the widespread buying and selling of Baby Three online and in many places raises the issue of controlling the origin and quality of products because it is easy to encounter fake and poor quality goods from materials of unknown origin. This poses potential health and safety risks for buyers, especially children when buying poor quality goods. Not only that, "blind bag" products are mainly made from plastic and paper, contributing to increased waste, causing environmental pollution... Therefore, everyone needs to consider, not letting themselves waste money on a temporary pleasure, then "putting it aside" when this trend is over.

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Source: https://www.baobaclieu.vn/van-hoa-nghe-thuat/trao-luu-dap-hop-tui-mu-baby-three-%E2%80%8B-vui-nhung-dung-vui-qua!-99350.html