Barbie® Fashionista Autism Awareness Doll – Striped Outfit

Description

Introducing the revolutionary Barbie® Fashionista Doll Stripes (Autism Awareness), a special edition designed to celebrate diversity and promote inclusivity among children. This one-of-a-kind Barbie comes adorned in a lavender and white striped dress designed for comfort and style, with volant detailing that adds a unique flair. Perfect for kids aged 3 and up, this doll is not only a fashion statement but also serves as an educational tool. Key features of this Barbie include flexible joints for realistic movement, noise-canceling headphones to reduce sensory overload, and a fidget spinner for interactive play. These elements are thoughtful touches that mirror real-world adaptations for autistic individuals. Moreover, her flat, stable shoes and hair pulled up in an easy style ensure that children of various abilities can play comfortably and without frustration. This Barbie also comes equipped with an AAC tablet, allowing for alternative communication and helping kids understand and celebrate diverse modes of expression. Whether for playtime, learning, or as a collectible, this Barbie Fashionistas doll is an excellent addition to any child’s toy collection. It not only enhances social engagement with friends but also makes for an engaging tool that fosters inclusion, understanding, and acceptance from a young age. A truly inspiring gift that will keep on giving as children explore the endless possibilities in storytelling and fashion play with their new Barbie friend.

Age: 3 years+

Extra: Original body shape Barbie – First autistic Barbie.

Barbie and the Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) have collaborated to develop a doll that represents and celebrates this community

Since autism can affect fine motor skills, Barbie has her hair tied loose and uses noise-canceling headphones

• Not only are they an accessory, they also help Barbie relax when she is sensitive to stimuli

Comes with a fidget spinner

Flexible joints in elbows and wrists so her hands can move freely

Comes with an AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) tablet – a tool that helps her express herself in ways other than through speech

The doll cannot stand on its own

Colors and decorations may vary

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