Mattel said net income of $141 million dipped by $6 million on revenue that nosed up 2% to $1.65 billion, beating estimates for the quarter and offering a higher than expected full-year forecast that pushed the stock higher.

Mattel executive says it may have to charge consumers more for its toys because of higher tariff costs on imports from China.

While the cost of nostalgia may not be calculable, the cost of tariffs is, and because of them, several popular toys, including the iconic Barbie doll, may soon get more expensive at the store.