Greenpeace has targeted other companies, including Lego, Disney and Hasbro, but for now, only Barbie has been elevated to poster-toy infamy for her packaging.

The protest group unfurled banners down the sides of Mattel buildings, depicting a frowning Ken doll and the caption, ‘Barbie, it’s over. I don’t date girls that are into deforestation.’” (Were Barbie and Ken still a couple? I digress.)

They clogged Barbie’s Facebook page and posted this animated video of Ken dumping Barbie online.

Mattel has responded , saying the company “is developing a sustainable procurement policy for all of Mattel's product lines which will address the important issue of deforestation.

Great playset. My 3 yr old loves this and carries Cinderella around everywhere. We don’t have any trouble with the clothing breaking or the dolls heads falling off, although one dress broke after 9 months of not-gentle play. I like that this set has a prince, too. We need to use a small rubberband to hold the carriage on to the horse. My kids (3 & 5 both love this.)

Reviews : If your child is younger than 5 they probably shouldn’t be playing with these because they may not have the fine motor skills needed for dressing/undressing the dolls correctly. That being said, my daughter was 4 when she received this set from her grandmother. I was the one who dressed her dolls for the first several months, each time teaching her how to hold the dolls and their clothes. We practiced together while playing. It was fun and educational all at the same time....