Mattel - Barbie - Teacher Doll

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in) wears an alphabet letter print dress with pink strappy shoes plus an adorable top-bun hairdo and is ready to teach! Wearing an alphabet letter print dress with pink strappy shoes plus an adorable top-bun hairdo, Barbie® teacher doll (blonde/11. Makes a great gift for kids 3 years old and up, especially those interested in learning, creativity and fun!

Other family members include her siblings: Skipper, Tutti, Todd, Stacie, Kelly, Chelsea, and Krissy.The Barbie® teacher doll and playset comes with a student doll and classroom piece that has a desk and shelves below and flipping blackboard above -- simply turn to change the lesson.

Pick one profession or try them all because with Barbie®, you can be anything (each sold separately, subject to availability). She'll learn all kinds of things in class with learning materials that include a terrarium with hamster, a plant and a set of books; a pink chair is perfect when school is in session. Barbie got her first Dreamhouse in 1962 at a time when that opportunity wasn’t available to many real single women: They often needed a man to co-sign for things like mortgages and credit cards, a fact that didn’t change until the passage of the Equal Opportunity Credit Act in 1974. Many other famous people have had their own Barbies as well, including dolls wearing the classic looks of Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe, and Audrey Hepburn, as well as more modern women like Nicki Minaj, Gigi Hadid, and Ava Duvernay. A cool working feature adds realistic role-play and all-day fun: the set's blackboard flips to display a different lesson.

British fashion icon Twiggy was the first real-life celebrity to get her own Barbie—the supermodel's doll wore a mod mini-skirt, go-go boots, and her signature spider lashes.

Barbie® doll is professionally styled in a blue shirt with white polka dots, yellow pants, white shoes and black eyeglasses. Since embarking on her first career as a teen fashion model, Barbie has had may other jobs, including a fashion editor, a flight attendant, a ballerina, a tennis pro, an executive, a candy striper, an astronaut, a surgeon, Miss America, a gold medal gymnast, an actress, an aerobics instructor, a reporter, a rock star, a UNICEF ambassador, an army officer, a rapper, a chef, a police officer, a Rockette, a baseball player, a SCUBA diver, a U.

Barbie has been at the center of many body image controversies over the years due to her ridiculously svelte-yet-busty figure.

Only adding to that whole twin sibling mystery: Tutti mysteriously disappeared in 1971, so we can only assume that Stacie (introduced in 1992) is Tutti reincarnated. Barbara Handler, daughter of Ruth Handler and namesake inspiration for the Barbie doll, poses for a photograph after placing her hands in cement that will adorn the sidewalk at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, California, in 2002. Tutti and Todd are twins … but so are Todd and Stacie, apparently (at least according to Todd’s box). But Handler—who had mentioned the idea of an adult doll to her Mattel exec husband before—liked what she saw. Includes Barbie® teacher doll wearing career-themed outfit and accessories, a student doll, a classroom piece with desk and flipping blackboard, a pink chair and themed accessories.

Barbie® teacher doll wears a career-themed outfit professionally styled with yellow pants, a polka-dot shirt, white shoes and black eyeglasses. The Barbie® teacher playset also includes a student figure for even more storytelling possibilities. More recently, it has released a doll with Down syndrome and the “Inspiring Women” series, which features people like Jane Goodall and Ida B. Making body-image matters even worse is a piece of Barbie’s history—1965’s Slumber Party Barbie came with her very own “How to Lose Weight” book, which included tips like “don’t eat.