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This Irish company sells plastic-free dolls that promote inclusivity and empathy

By Yay Cork June 4, 2022June 2, 2022

Looking for a pressie for a certain little someone?

A new Irish company has released a stunning collection of refreshingly diverse and inclusive toys, with part of every purchase going to an excellent charity.

Little AngelRose specialises in sustainable, plastic-free rattan toys, Miniland dolls, furniture, and boho nursery décor. Their large selection of culturally-diverse dolls and dolls with Down Syndrome helps little ones to understand values of inclusivity, empathy, and acceptance of people of any race, gender, or condition.

In fact, Little AngelRose is the first company to design a rattan toy wheelchair, created to help abled children “to look beyond disability and to help wheelchair users feel like they belong”.

 

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Soft, washable, and recyclable with no BPA, dolls with Down Syndrome, with hearing aids (cochlear implants), and with glasses (as well as deliciously vanilla-scented heads) are available from €37.90. All profits from the Dolls with Down Syndrome are donated to Down Syndrome Ireland.

You can also treat your new dolly to the Daisy Doll Rattan High Chair or the Coco Doll Rattan Rocking Bassinet as well as a full wardrobe of clothing for all seasons and adventures.

 

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“Every little detail has been thought of with children in mind. All kinds of children,” said Àngels Taylor, founder of Little AngelRose.

“To make children with extra needs feel like they belong, and help abled children to see beyond disability. We believe that surrounding yourself with calming, natural, beautiful objects can have an enormous beneficial effect on mental health.”

See the full range on littleangelrose.com.

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