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See Mattel's announcement here.
CNN's autistic Barbie cover story features a mother and daughter (Precious Hill and Mikko) with whom Mattel has partnered, who are both on the spectrum. See Ms. Hill's Instagram announcement of this partnership here.
Barbie Fashionista #245 can be purchased on Amazon and Walmart. Other retailers, both online and locally, will have it soon.
Barbie Fashionista #229 Down Syndrome Barbie is still available.
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Thank you for posting the links. I found a very rude comment on Amazon that I just reported. I think she's an excellent idea and it looks like they tried to get as many options as they could. It's nice they picked a neutral pallet of colors for her as well. She's not white and blond/blue eyed. She's dark enough to be several nationalities and light enough to be white as well. Not sure that made sense, so hopefully you know what I mean. lol
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. I'm glad you reported the rude comment to Amazon. Tomorrow's post will be about her, too.
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