The Brady Bunch Cindy

Photograph of Cindy with red text below. The rim is purple and is decorated with orange, yellow, and blue flowers. 

The Brady Bunch was an American sitcom that aired on ABC from 1969 to 1974, depicting the challenges of the newly blended Brady family as they adjusted to living together. It is well remembered as a pop culture phenomenon, admired and playfully satirized for its wholesome depiction of American family life. The sincere story of a family striving to make it work became both a cultural reference and a subject of gentle teasing.

Cindy, the youngest Brady daughter, was known for her eavesdropping and tendency to tattle, often getting her into trouble. She was depicted as innocent and sometimes surprisingly clever, usually shown with distinctive corkscrew curls or braids and a noticeable lisp. Cindy enjoyed snooping and sharing the secrets she uncovered.

Promotional studio photos were used for press kits, bubble gum cards, lunch boxes, and collectible buttons. Each Brady child actor’s portrait was set inside a round frame and shown alongside the show’s playful, stacked logo. The soft, pastel daisy background reflects the flower-power style seen throughout early '70s Brady Bunch merchandise, which was primarily marketed to kids and preteens. The Brady Bunch originally aired on ABC from 1969 to 1974. The production company, CBS Studios, acquired the rights to the show and its syndication. Today, the franchise is owned by the modern-day Paramount Global.