Would You want to Play with a Disabled Doll? New Line of Dolls With Disabilities

From Makies:

In recent weeks, the Toy Like Me Facebook campaign (#toylikeme) has rallied for greater ‘diversity in the toy box’, calling for toys that reflect children in more inclusive ways than the market currently offers. Toy Like Me’s Facebook posts of toy ‘makeovers’ by parents of disabled children have been widely shared, reaching an audience of 50,000 and rising – thanks to enthusiastic support from parents eager for positive representation of disability in toys…

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I think this idea is wonderful! I appreciate the fact that we’ve come to grip with allowing our children to see life from a realistic standpoint. Too often do we have little girls playing with these Barbie’s and their unrealistic body type; no one is perfect, and dolls shouldn’t be either.

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