Barbie

Lisa Ventura, 52, says she cried when she learned about the launch of the new doll.

An autism advocacy group describes the new toy as a "milestone" in representation.

Grace True's firm Disabled Dolly creates mobility aids and medical accessories for dolls.

The new doll will help to educate children, says the mother of a son living with the condition.

The after-school club was set up by Barbie fan Claudia Bradbury and already has a waiting list.

The firms join a growing list of big businesses cautioning about the impact of Trump's import taxes.

The doll also reflects the basketball star's height - it's an inch taller than the standard Ken doll.