Mission
Make doll looks like the child who receive it
Vision
Unique differencess make us beautiful
About A Doll Like Me
“A Doll Like Me was born out of the idea that our unique differences make us beautiful.”
A doll is more than a toy: it’s a friend, it’s a confidant, it’s a safety guard. Lighting the way to inclusivity for children and all, Amy Jandrisevits creates dolls with unique characteristics, dolls that make all children feel included.
A Doll Like Me is changing the narrative on how we see each other and promotes an inclusive world in every respect.
Because we are all beautiful with our differences, because representations matter, we need diversity everywhere, every day.
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