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Kids always ‘need’ something; there’s always a new fad they’re after, and Labubu dolls are the latest craze. They’re expensive, hard to find and parents will often have no idea why they’re so popular. Fakes, though, are much cheaper and easier to find, but experts warn they could be using harmful chemicals in their production. We’re asking people in Cardiff if they’re bothered about fakes, or are they just a way of saving money?

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00:00Well some parents can't afford to buy the expensive ones and it's nice then that their
00:05children don't have to go without really isn't it. I think a lot of it is to do with the fact that
00:10because a lot of branded goods are so expensive they're artificially inflated
00:15you know you're just because you've got a badge there it's twice three times the price
00:19I mean I don't chase brands at all never have never will. Getting the same products just because
00:24there's different brand putting their price to it I don't see the problem with having a figla booby
00:28for example like getting the same product it's just saving people money like like you said
00:32obviously cost of living as well has gone up not everyone can actually fork out a certain amount
00:36of money for certain things. Yes I mean it's not like buying a car where you see the obvious
00:40differences I mean I mean it's just a brand name. I'd say that I mean I wear a lot of fake clothes
00:48and I had fake clothes growing up as well there's not really much of a difference like as long as
00:52you get a good like fake and not like it's really cheap when it breaks easily it's like
00:55it's good fake then the kids come up and they won't rack they won't do it it's a little bit
00:59it's a little bit
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