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American toy company Mattel continues to expand its range of diverse and inclusiveBarbieswith its latest additionadoll with Down syndrome.
There are also many thoughtful details incorporated into the outfit of the Barbie.
For instance, her puff-sleeve mini dress is decorated in a blue and yellow floral print with pink butterflies.
Blue and yellow are the colors of Down syndrome awareness, and butterflies symbolize the condition.
It also coordinates with the ankle foot orthoses (AFOs) which support her as she walks.
She shared a video of her reaction to the doll.
When I saw the doll I felt so emotional, and proud, shesays.
The model will retail for $10.99.
Mattel has launched a Barbie with Down syndrome, adding to its diverse array of dolls.
British model Ellie Goldstein, who has Down syndrome, shared her feelings about the new Barbie.
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