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About this resource
An inclusive Barbie doll designed to reflect neurodiversity and support imaginative, respectful play. This doll includes thoughtfully chosen accessories that reflect everyday tools some autistic people may use, such as headphones and a fidget.
The set encourages open-ended pretend play and conversation, allowing children to explore difference, routine, and self-expression in a natural and supportive way. Representation through play helps normalise diversity and supports empathy from an early age.
How to use at home
An inclusive Barbie doll designed to reflect neurodiversity and support imaginative, respectful play. This doll includes thoughtfully chosen accessories that reflect everyday tools some autistic people may use, such as headphones and a fidget.
The set encourages open-ended pretend play and conversation, allowing children to explore difference, routine, and self-expression in a natural and supportive way. Representation through play helps normalise diversity and supports empathy from an early age.
Age groups
Preschool (4-6 years), Early primary (6-8 years), and Growing readers & learners (8+ years)
Language
Language-neutral
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