Here's a wonderful idea: in an effort ot bring greater diversity to the shelves of your local toy shop, Makies, a British toy manufacturer, has created a line of dolls with disabilities. The custom, 3D-printed dolls feature accessories like hearing aids and walking sticks, while one doll has a distinct birthmark on her face. The company says it's also working on a character that uses a wheelchair. Makies launched the line in response to the viral hashtag campaign '#ToyLikeMe', in which social media users called for more inclusive children's toys. (PICTURE BY©MAKIES) PHOTOGRAPH PROVIDED BY IBERPRESS +39-3428017058 http://www.iber-press.com/ nimarafat@me.com - ©IBERPRESS
Here's a wonderful idea: in an effort ot bring greater diversity to the shelves of your local toy shop, Makies, a British toy manufacturer, has created a line of dolls with disabilities. The custom, 3D-printed dolls feature accessories like hearing aids and walking sticks, while one doll has a distinct birthmark on her face. The company says it's also working on a character that uses a wheelchair. Makies launched the line in response to the viral hashtag campaign '#ToyLikeMe', in which social media users called for more inclusive children's toys. (PICTURE BY©MAKIES) PHOTOGRAPH PROVIDED BY IBERPRESS +39-3428017058 http://www.iber-press.com/ nimarafat@me.com - ©IBERPRESS
Here's a wonderful idea: in an effort ot bring greater diversity to the shelves of your local toy shop, Makies, a British toy manufacturer, has created a line of dolls with disabilities. The custom, 3D-printed dolls feature accessories like hearing aids and walking sticks, while one doll has a distinct birthmark on her face. The company says it's also working on a character that uses a wheelchair. Makies launched the line in response to the viral hashtag campaign '#ToyLikeMe', in which social media users called for more inclusive children's toys. (PICTURE BY©MAKIES) PHOTOGRAPH PROVIDED BY IBERPRESS +39-3428017058 http://www.iber-press.com/ nimarafat@me.com - ©IBERPRESS
Here's a wonderful idea: in an effort ot bring greater diversity to the shelves of your local toy shop, Makies, a British toy manufacturer, has created a line of dolls with disabilities. The custom, 3D-printed dolls feature accessories like hearing aids and walking sticks, while one doll has a distinct birthmark on her face. The company says it's also working on a character that uses a wheelchair. Makies launched the line in response to the viral hashtag campaign '#ToyLikeMe', in which social media users called for more inclusive children's toys. (PICTURE BY©MAKIES) PHOTOGRAPH PROVIDED BY IBERPRESS +39-3428017058 http://www.iber-press.com/ nimarafat@me.com - ©IBERPRESS
Here's a wonderful idea: in an effort ot bring greater diversity to the shelves of your local toy shop, Makies, a British toy manufacturer, has created a line of dolls with disabilities. The custom, 3D-printed dolls feature accessories like hearing aids and walking sticks, while one doll has a distinct birthmark on her face. The company says it's also working on a character that uses a wheelchair. Makies launched the line in response to the viral hashtag campaign '#ToyLikeMe', in which social media users called for more inclusive children's toys. (PICTURE BY©MAKIES) PHOTOGRAPH PROVIDED BY IBERPRESS +39-3428017058 http://www.iber-press.com/ nimarafat@me.com - ©IBERPRESS
Here's a wonderful idea: in an effort ot bring greater diversity to the shelves of your local toy shop, Makies, a British toy manufacturer, has created a line of dolls with disabilities. The custom, 3D-printed dolls feature accessories like hearing aids and walking sticks, while one doll has a distinct birthmark on her face. The company says it's also working on a character that uses a wheelchair. Makies launched the line in response to the viral hashtag campaign '#ToyLikeMe', in which social media users called for more inclusive children's toys. (PICTURE BY©MAKIES) PHOTOGRAPH PROVIDED BY IBERPRESS +39-3428017058 http://www.iber-press.com/ nimarafat@me.com - ©IBERPRESS
Here's a wonderful idea: in an effort ot bring greater diversity to the shelves of your local toy shop, Makies, a British toy manufacturer, has created a line of dolls with disabilities. The custom, 3D-printed dolls feature accessories like hearing aids and walking sticks, while one doll has a distinct birthmark on her face. The company says it's also working on a character that uses a wheelchair. Makies launched the line in response to the viral hashtag campaign '#ToyLikeMe', in which social media users called for more inclusive children's toys. (PICTURE BY©MAKIES) PHOTOGRAPH PROVIDED BY IBERPRESS +39-3428017058 http://www.iber-press.com/ nimarafat@me.com - ©IBERPRESS
Here's a wonderful idea: in an effort ot bring greater diversity to the shelves of your local toy shop, Makies, a British toy manufacturer, has created a line of dolls with disabilities. The custom, 3D-printed dolls feature accessories like hearing aids and walking sticks, while one doll has a distinct birthmark on her face. The company says it's also working on a character that uses a wheelchair. Makies launched the line in response to the viral hashtag campaign '#ToyLikeMe', in which social media users called for more inclusive children's toys. (PICTURE BY©MAKIES) PHOTOGRAPH PROVIDED BY IBERPRESS +39-3428017058 http://www.iber-press.com/ nimarafat@me.com - ©IBERPRESS
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