Barbie Fashionistas Doll #165 with Wheelchair & Ramp, Wavy Blonde Hair & Tropical-Print Outfit with Accessories (Amazon Exclusive)

Sits on its own. Beautifully made.

They love it, very well made, size is great. Did not expect it to be so good. Looks very well made. Probably be buying the one with Ken.Plays very well. Accessories very good as well.

This is the 6th Made to Move doll I have purchased and I am so glad I picked this one. She is very pretty. My previous experience with a MTM doll was a bit of a letdown as she was defective and I didn't notice it until after the return window had expired. I was slightly reluctant to order again but I just love the articulation in the MTM line so I had to give it a shot.This doll was worth the risk. She is just lovely. She has fairly neutral face paint and a sweet expression. That does matter so much to me as I will most likely be doing a head swap. I love her skin tone. I was searching for one with a pinker tone and she does have it. I was also happy to note that her skin tone is even across the whole doll...no different colored joints.As with most MTM dolls when they are new the joints have a tendency to be a little stiff especially in the elbows. I recommend that you flex them very carefully the first few times to loosen them up. If you are giving it to a child I would definitely recommend doing that to avoid breakage.I haven't mentioned the wheelchair yet because that wasn't why I bought this doll. I got it because it has the MTM body. I most likely will not even use the wheelchair. I will say that is seems very sturdy and well-made. I like that it has a realistic paint job. The doll sits in it well and it has a clear plastic bracket to hold the doll secure for play.

This was a gift for my daughter because she was going to school with the girl that was in a wheelchair and she likes her dolls to represent people in her life

Our youngest has been anxiously awaiting for this doll for her elevator in the doll house! She loved it

was loved by child that received it

This is a nice looking Barbie. At last another mtm line. I’ll have a lot of wheelchairs when I’m done swapping bodies though. But I have to wonder, who styled her?! She’s wearing fern printed shorty pajamas, a weird lemon slice Fanny pack and hideous neon orange high heeled gladiator sandals. No one would ever put those together irl, and why wear pjs in a wheelchair? Anyway, I just had to comment.

My kid loves this toy and everything was great but the feet did come off and stay off when the shoes were taken off and changed a lot of times. She has fun playing with it and is good for it's money.