There is nothing inherent to the doll about that distinction, but it is true anyway.
It goes even into how they did her eyes compared to a normal barbieWell, they didn't take a standard Barbie, and just slap the word "autistic" on the box. There are some design bits on this Barbie that are to support the distinction.
She is holding a fidget spinner, for one (admittedly small) thing.
For another, she has articulated wrists and elbows, that other Barbies don't have, to enable stimming motions during play.
GASP He's not her brother? Then why do they live in the same house? My childhood now needs total reexamination.Ken is Barbie's boyfriend and not her brother.
if Barbie is so popular why do you have to buy her friends?GASP He's not her brother? Then why do they live in the same house? My childhood now needs total reexamination.
if Barbie is so popular why do you have to buy her friends?![]()
if Barbie is so popular why do you have to buy her friends?![]()