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    Kids Embrace Inclusion With Huggable Ragdolls From Selma’s Dolls

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    When I was younger, it seemed like all the dolls were blond haired with blue eyes. Being a brown-haired child, I always wanted a doll that looked like me, which was not an easy find. Kids are all different from their eyes to hair color to skin color and all of them deserve a doll they can relate to. A pair of moms decided it was time for a line of dolls to celebrate religion, culture and physical and mental disability so they created Selma’s Dolls.

    The debut collection of Selma’s Dolls features the ragdolls Annie, Lola and Ameena. The dolls are perfect for kids ages 2 and up to play with dolls who are beautiful even if they are different. Each doll comes with a storybook that parents can use to teach their children that differences are special, which hopefully leads to friendship and acceptance.

    I love that the mission of Selma’s Dolls is teaching children to love, appreciate and embrace differences so kids can learn while playing while they are younger. The mompreneurs made sure to find just the right colors, textures and size while creating a safe toy for a child.

    The Selma’s Dolls available are:

    • Annie who wears a blue and yellow butterfly dress pattern to represent awareness for people with Down syndrome. She features adorable pigtails and a big smile.
    • Lola has a brown complexion and wears a Mexican-inspired print with olive branches incorporated on her dress that’s a nod to Alva-Ruiz’s heritage.
    • Ameena wears a beautiful blue hijab, a head covering, which many Muslim women wear in public. The color green on her tunic has a number of traditional associations and meanings in Islam.

    The concept of these ragdolls is something all children and parents can appreciate and the quality craftsmanship features a doll that will stand up to everyday play.

    My daughter loves her new Lola doll and I love the book that she comes with. The doll is so soft and cuddly.

    The hardcover book makes a great story to go along with the doll and tells a story of the first day of school.

    Check out Selma’s Dolls

    Selma’s Dolls launched on Amazon in March 2018, Selma’s Dolls is a ragdoll-and-book set that helps children, in a magical yet authentic way, learn how to love and celebrate differences in one another. Discover how different is beautiful at www.selmasdolls.com.

    WIN IT: (1) US winner will receive a Selma’s Doll of choice – Annie, Lola or Ameena

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    1. Vicki D. says

      I would pick Anna. My 5 year old niece would love this doll. Plus, I think she would really like the First Day of School book. She just started school. Plus, she really likes to read.

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    15. Sue E says

      They are all adorable! I would have to pick Annie, because we have a few blonde hair, blue eyed grandkids that would love to snuggle up with her!

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    16. Angela MacRae says

      I think these would be adorable for my granddaughter as a first doll, nope she doesn’t have one yet and is almost 9 mos old

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    23. gloria patterson says

      I don’t know which one to pick my great niece is mix race so if there was a mix race I would pick it. But I guess go different and pick the muselin girl

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    27. Elizabeth Miller says

      IfI were to win, I would choose Annie. She just has such a happy playful look like my granddaughter.

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    37. DEBRA GIFFORD says

      Hello! I’d choose Annie. I’d choose her because I have a nephew with Autism & I know what he went through during his school years. He is now 25 & still feels unaccepted.

      I have a 2 year old granddaughter & I’d like to see her have dolls like these to teach her while young, that there are differences in all of us.

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    50. June S. says

      I really like the Annie
      A DOWN SYNDROME FRIEND
      Annie is made with a variety of soft and snuggly materials like Jersey Knit fabric. These materials are kid-friendly, and parent-friendly (you can easily spot clean).

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    58. Gina Ferrell says

      I would choose Annie if I won. I love her blue and yellow butterfly dress adorable pigtails and her big smile. I absolutely love that she represents awareness for people with Down syndrome.

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