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First autistic Barbie doll now for sale at Target, Walmart and Amazon

Barbie is launching its first autistic doll, developed with the autism community and designed to reflect sensory and communication differences. Why it matters: Toy giant Mattel is doubling down on inclusion as a growth strategy,

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Barbie launches 1st autistic doll: Where to buy and cost

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Autistic Barbie joins growing line of diverse dolls. See them here.

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'I finally feel represented by autistic Barbie'

A 52-year-old autistic woman said she "finally feels like she is represented" by a Barbie doll launched on Monday.

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Mattel introduces first autistic Barbie to doll line

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Mattel adds Barbie with autism to doll line devoted to showcasing diversity and inclusion

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Tampa Bay area women with autism featured as Barbie role models to make ‘Autistic Barbie’ release

Two young women with autism from the Tampa Bay area, Madison Marilla and Aarushi Pratap, are featured as Barbie role models to mark the doll’s release.

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New Autistic Barbie Doll, with human like movements and realistic features

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Mattel releases new Barbie with autism

Mattel releases first-ever Autistic Barbie Doll, bringing more inclusivity to toys

Barbie has taken a meaningful step in representation with the release of the Barbie Fashionistas Doll #245 in Purple Striped Dress, Autistic Barbie, now in stock at Target.

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Joanna Gaines' new Barbie townhouse playset is a holiday must-have for kids

Joanna Gaines has partnered with Target to release a new Barbie Hearth & Hand Townhouse Playset. The three-story playset features five play areas and includes over 40 accessories. A companion Joanna Gaines Barbie doll is also available for purchase.

Barbie goes neurodiverse: Mattel launches its first autistic doll as diagnosis rates rise

Mattel said it developed the autistic doll over more than 18 months in partnership with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, a nonprofit organization that advocates for the rights and better media representation of people with autism.