Although there have been many different styles of the iconic Barbie dollhouse over the years, it was only recently that the Dreamhouse became wheelchair-accessible for dolls with disabilities.

Later this year, Barbie fans will be able to buy a wheelchair-using doll and a doll with a removable prosthetic leg. The wheelchair itself was designed in collaboration with a specialist team at ...

with the first African American Barbie announced in 1967 and the first disabled Barbie in a wheelchair coming out in 1997.

The doll is part of the Barbie Fashionista collection, an inclusive line that has Barbies in wheelchairs and with prosthetics. McKeon’s doll has almond-shaped eyes, smaller ears and a flat nasal ...