Leading toy manufacturer Fisher-Price has released a new inclusivity range featuring figurines with different ethnic backgrounds, physical disabilities, and skin conditions. The infant, toddler and preschool brand, has created the limited-edition 'People Kind' figure pack to be more representative of modern Britain.
A wheelchair user toy, and another with the skin condition vitiligo, has been created, alongside a toy which depicts a person with sight issues. Different job roles have also been included in the pack, with a recycling collector, baker, photographer, doctor and a mother available.
A range of skin tones, genders, ages and hair styles are also on show. Fisher-Price early childhood development expert, Lisa Lohiser, said: “From a very early age, children start to notice similarities and differences all around them.
